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Lane Distribution Factor (LDF)

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PujanG

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For Design of pavement, for two lane one way traffic, IRC recommends that we use 0.75 x Two way traffic. ie. Lane distribution factor of 0.75
Is there any method of determining Lane Distribution Factor?
 
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It looks like various design authorities have default values; see pg 4 of
Others may have different values.

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