Article | REF: C4308 V1

Roads

Author: Jean BERTHIER

Publication date: August 10, 2010

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7. Interaction between vehicles and roadways

The aim of road and pavement design is to provide users with a high level of comfort and safety.

Vehicle movements, vibrations and noise must be limited. The grip available during maneuvers and in different driving situations must correspond to the driver's expectations.

Conversely, the vehicle exerts forces and actions on the pavement that gradually deteriorate it. The pavement's design and choice of materials must ensure that this deterioration, and the corresponding reduction in the level of service, does not occur too quickly.

7.1 Vertical loads

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