Intersection object display style is controlled both by a specific intersection object style, and the styles and labels associated with the objects used to create the intersection, such as the intersecting alignments.
Use the intersection object style to control the appearance of the intersection object marker. For more information, see Intersection Style Dialog Box.
Other components associated with an intersection, such as offset alignments, curb return alignments, and profiles, each have their own object style to control their appearance.
Similarly, when you have corridor objects associated with the intersection, various components within the corridor are controlled by their own display styles and labels. For more information, see Corridor Styles and Display.
To set default styles for components that are created through the intersection creation command, use the default styles collection in command settings. For more information, see Changing Intersection-Related Default Style Settings.
The following table lists the components of the intersection and where they derive their styles from.
For more information about styles, see Object Styles.