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As a foundational reference, A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets holds particular value for infrastructure libraries, engineering firms, and professionals studying the development of U.S. highway design criteria
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A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) marks the first consolidation of earlier standards into what has become the renowned “Green Book” of highway and street geometric design. The book spans design controls for horizontal and vertical alignment, cross-sectional elements, clear zones, superelevation, design speed, and the design of freeways, arterials and local roads in both urban and rural settings.
This volume is intended for highway engineers, transportation planners and roadway designers seeking authoritative guidance on geometric road and street design standards. It reflects the evolution of highway design policy, incorporating research findings and practical experience to update earlier manuals like the 1973 urban arterial design policy.
As a foundational reference, A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets holds particular value for infrastructure libraries, engineering firms, and professionals studying the development of U.S. highway design criteria. Its status as a benchmark manual makes it a key acquisition for those interested in the history, evolution and application of road geometry standards.
