GEOMETRIC DESIGN OF EWOI ROAD FROM OTUOKE TO EWOI COMMUNITY

Roads' geometric design is crucial for the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of transportation systems, especially in rural and developing regions.This research examines the geometric design of Ewoi Road, an essential connector between Otuoke and the Ewoi community, with the goal of tackling transportation issues that hinder regional socio-economic development.The project stresses the establishment of a road infrastructure that improves accessibility, eases the transport of people and goods, and promotes regional growth.The study starts with a thorough evaluation of the current road conditions, encompassing traffic flow, terrain features, and environmental effects.To ensure an informed design process, field surveys, geotechnical investigations, and traffic volume studies are carried out to gather the required data.Essential geometric design parameters, including horizontal and vertical alignments, cross-sectional elements, sight distances, and gradients, are established in accordance with national and international standards to guarantee safety, efficiency, and durability.Through innovative design solutions, challenges like inadequate road width, poor drainage, and steep gradients are identified and tackled.The proposed design includes drainage systems to alleviate flooding, optimized alignments to lower construction costs, and

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (IJCIET)
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2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.34218/ijciet_16_01_004
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Geotechnical and construction materials studies
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GEOMETRIC DESIGN OF EWOI ROAD FROM OTUOKE TO EWOI COMMUNITY

Ibrahim Ademola Shakirudeen
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GEOMETRIC DESIGN OF EWOI ROAD FROM OTUOKE TO EWOI COMMUNITY

Ibrahim Ademola Shakirudeen
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Abstract

Roads' geometric design is crucial for the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of transportation systems, especially in rural and developing regions.This research examines the geometric design of Ewoi Road, an essential connector between Otuoke and the Ewoi community, with the goal of tackling transportation issues that hinder regional socio-economic development.The project stresses the establishment of a road infrastructure that improves accessibility, eases the transport of people and goods, and promotes regional growth.The study starts with a thorough evaluation of the current road conditions, encompassing traffic flow, terrain features, and environmental effects.To ensure an informed design process, field surveys, geotechnical investigations, and traffic volume studies are carried out to gather the required data.Essential geometric design parameters, including horizontal and vertical alignments, cross-sectional elements, sight distances, and gradients, are established in accordance with national and international standards to guarantee safety, efficiency, and durability.Through innovative design solutions, challenges like inadequate road width, poor drainage, and steep gradients are identified and tackled.The proposed design includes drainage systems to alleviate flooding, optimized alignments to lower construction costs, and

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (IJCIET)Vol. 16(1)
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