Lane-to-Shoulder Drop-off

Description

Difference in elevation between the edge of slab and outside shoulder; typically occurs when the outside shoulder settles.

Severity Levels

Not applicable. Severity levels could be defined by categorizing the measurements taken. A complete record of the measurements taken is much more desirable, however, because it is more accurate and repeatable than are severity levels.

How to Measure

Measure at the longitudinal construction joint between the lane edge and the shoulder.

Record in millimeters to the nearest millimeter at 15.25-m intervals along the lane-to-shoulder joint.

If the traveled surface is lower than the shoulder, record as a negative (-) value.

FIGURE 114 Distress Type CRCP 9—Lane-to- Shoulder Dropoff
FIGURE 115 Distress Type CRCP 9—Lane-to- Shoulder Dropoff
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