In an ideal transition curve, the radius of curvature is – McqOptions

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1.	In an ideal transition curve, the radius of curvature is
A.	Constant
B.	At any point is directly proportional to its distance from the point of commencement
C.	Inversely proportional to the length of curve
D.	Directly proportional to the radius of the main curve.
Answer» D. Directly proportional to the radius of the main curve.

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