Please define superelevation by referring the forces acting on a vehicle while travelling on the curvature....

Please define superelevation by referring the forces acting on a vehicle while travelling on the curvature. List the methods of implementation of superelevation and draw cross sections and profiles of each application showing the inside edge, centerline and outside edge of the carriageway.

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