Barrie By-law 2020-107, s. 1.7 — “Curve” means changes in a roadway alignment which changes the road direction, within the plane of the road surface. The beginning point of this alignment is known as the point of curve, and the end point is known as the point of tangent. The size of the curve is defined by the radius
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“Curve” means changes in a roadway alignment which changes the road direction, within the plane of the road surface. The beginning point of this alignment is known as the point of curve, and the end point is known as the point of tangent. The size of the curve is defined by the radius.
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