Corridors, Knuckles & Culdesacs

Corridors Knuckles and Culdesacs. More complicated than designing a highway road, Takes you through the steps to create the Corridor. Already assumes you have the main road alignments and profiles, shows how to build a Knuckle Profile

[@carloschuecos7014]

Along with the Bartel’s, this one is also on top of the very useful and professionally prepared videos I have seen so far. Thank you, excellent!

[@opf261]

Thank you for these two videos, they were the best explanations I have found to date.

[@salmansaleem8973]

very well done Kyle, so crystal clear and full of information tutorial, Loved this

[@henrypaucar839]

Excellent video. Thank you so much!

[@JonathanOduor]

Great video! Thanks for sharing

[@deanrobbins8102]

Awesome video. Won't there be a warping problem with the lane part of the knuckle surface(s) because of the way the assembly is targeting without changing orientation to baselines? Meaning the through lane isn't maintaining a constant cross slope?

[@SonnyBeVapin]

Literally helped me through the residential road I have to do. Best tutorial I found! Any insight on grading the lots and making a final surface of lots and road?

[@KyleEvansCivil]

Sorry for the late reply on this, not sure this will help you but I have a video coming out in a couple of weeks regarding lot grading.

[@SonnyBeVapin]

@@KyleEvansCivil I got through it but now I need to go through and clean up surface which I'm struggling to do. Hopefully your video can show me where I might have messed up.

[@rydernguyen2846]

Thank you very much. This is a good video for me. Could you make a video How to create all assembly?

[@edwardrincon5097]

Hi Kyle, great video Can we acces to the files used in the tutorial?

[@KyleEvansCivil]

Unfortunately I'm not able to provide the files for this as they are copyright protected.

[@nth256]

Thank you for your video. I know I'm a bit late here, but hoping you'll respond anyway. I'm surprised to see you build all the roadways in a single corridor model; I've only ever done roads each in their own corridors. What is the benefit of doing them all in the same model like you did?

[@KyleEvansCivil]

It is a small enough site that all of them can be in the same corridor. If I was doing a larger site then I for sure would separate them all out. There is no benefit to the way I did it, other than only having 1 main corridor really.

[@blackadam2533]

very nice tutorial

[@Rosetta.1990]

2:49 Kyle, Could you teach me How to create Primary Collector (No Curb Sidewalk on the Left)

[@Eric-hh1de]

The cup de sac if road enter circle not straight with angle, the civil 3d cannot doing well.

[@nizamuddinthonichal3931]

Very good video, please share the drawing.

[@awesome2wsx]

Would It be possible to download the file you are working on so I can follow along? It would be greatly appreciate it!

[@KyleEvansCivil]

No sorry, I cannot upload this file specifically. However if you look at my Residential Subdivision Design playlist, there are files available for that and you can follow along with those.

[@vanthangpham6228]

can you show your file to practic sir?

[@nikouer]

You don't need to be perpendicular to build an intersection

[@KyleEvansCivil]

Yes, this is true. I was simply trying to imply that the 2 alignments need to be touching. Perpendicular may have been the wrong word to use!