How Wide is a Dual Eight-Lane Road?
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A dual eight-lane road is 2*15 meters wide. Below is relevant information: Lane width: Lane width [lane-width] (also known as standard lane width) refers to the width required for a column of vehicles to travel safely and comfortably on the road, including the external width of the design vehicle and the necessary clearance for passing, overtaking, or driving side by side. Dual eight-lane: A dual eight-lane road is 28 meters wide (each motor vehicle lane on urban arterial roads is 3.5 meters wide), with a central green belt of 5 meters, green belts between motor vehicle lanes and non-motor vehicle lanes on both sides totaling 6 meters (3 meters each), non-motor vehicle lanes on both sides totaling 11 meters (5.5 meters each), and the remaining 30 meters allocated to sidewalks on both sides (15 meters each).