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When two roads with two-lane, two-way traffic, cross at an uncontrolled intersection, the total number of potential major conflict would be

A

24

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16

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C

4

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32

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Solution

The correct option is A 24
Points of potential conflicts depend on the number of lanes on intersecting lanes.
For two way traffic on a right angled road intersection, the conflict points are 24 whereas for two way traffic on T - intersections the conflict points are 18 only.

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