Typical Sections

Typical Sections

Typical section is the technical term for the cross section of a roadway. A typical section will show how many lanes a roadway section will have, the direction of travel, medians or sidewalks, and the existing and/or proposed right-of-way limits. Below are the major typical sections for each segment of the proposed improvements.

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US 378/Sunset Boulevard and Riverchase Way

Westbound US 378/Sunset Boulevard will widen to four lanes as traffic from the I-20 exit ramp merges onto the roadway. The new location section will be separated from Riverchase Way by a jersey barrier (a concrete barrier). There will be two dedicated turn lanes moving north onto Corley Mill Road and two lanes continuing straight toward downtown Lexington. A left turn lane for access to Ginny Lane will be provided at the Corley Mill Road intersection.

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Corley Mill Road

The new section of Corley Mill Road will have two northbound lanes and one southbound lane.

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US 378/Sunset Boulevard Westbound

Westbound US 378/Sunset Boulevard will be a three-lane section beginning at the new Corley Mill Road intersection.

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US 378/Sunset Boulevard Eastbound

Eastbound US 378/Sunset Boulevard will be a four-lane section beginning approximately 850 feet west of the intersection of Northside Boulevard.

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