Generate various types of sight lines in the drawing and allows the existing sight lines to be edited and removed. A sight line is a line of sight from a driver's eye to an object or area located at a distance which is sufficient for the driver to see and safely react to potential conflicts. Sight line analysis is important for determining safety constraints in a roundabout.
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For an example of how the Evaluate Sight Lines tool works, please play the Evaluate Sight Lines tutorial (for information on how to play a tutorial, see Tutorials -> Play).
Indicates an error in generating the sight line. If a sight line cannot be generated, its name will be preceded by the graphic in the list. To find out what caused the error, move your mouse over the corresponding graphic and read the tooltip that will display.
Turns a sight line on/off. By default, a sight line added to the roundabout is drawn in the drawing.
Note: If you have added all sight lines (Add All Default Sight Lines), the sight lines will not be drawn in the drawing.
Displays the type of the sight line.
Displays the name of the approach leg for which the sight line was generated.
Button | Option | Click to... |
Add Sight Line | Add sight lines individually. | |
Edit Sight Line | Edit the selected sight line. | |
Delete Sight Line | Delete the selected sight line. | |
Add All Default Sight Lines | Add all sight lines at once using the settings specified in Design Guidelines' Sight Lines Category. By default, the sight lines are not drawn. Turn them on/off by clicking the Draw button. |