You can add or modify planning roads in a model or proposal.
Remember: There are two types of roadways you can add to an Autodesk InfraWorks model: planning roads and component roads. See About Component Roads and Planning Roads for more information.
Click Create Transportation (Planning Road) and select a draw style from the catalog that displays.
In the style catalog that displays, select a road style by clicking on the desired style once.
Sketch the path of the road in the model or proposal.
Click the starting point for the road and click again to place a point for each bend. Double-click to finish the road.
Autodesk InfraWorks performs some automated processes when roads intersect rail lines or other roads. The following table outlines how roads act in certain situations.
Situation | Result | Visual |
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Road(s) intersect another road | Corners are added and the roads are merged to create an intersection. | |
Road(s) intersect a rail line. | A railway crossing is added at the intersection of the road(s) and the rail line. | |
Roads intersect another road or rail line, but have different stacking orders. | If the stacking order is larger, the new road forms a viaduct over the older road/rail line. If the stacking order is lower, the new road forms a tunnel under the older road/rail line. This also occurs if intersecting roads/rail lines differ in elevation by more than 2.5 meters. |
Roads are a Surface layer in the Model Explorer, and information about them appears on the Properties Palette. The number of roads, as well as information (such as length and area) appears in the Roads section of the Proposals Manager.
After you create a road, you can split it at any point.