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To draw a typical road cross-section in AutoCAD, follow these steps:
1. Understand the Design Components
Before starting, know the parts of your road cross-section:
Roadway lanes (width and slopes)
Shoulders
Median (if applicable)
Side slopes or embankments
Ditches or drainage
Pavement layers (subgrade, base, asphalt, etc.)
2. Set Up Your Drawing
Units: Use the UNITS command to set the appropriate units (e.g., meters or feet).
Layers: Create layers to organize your drawing, such as:
Centerline
Lanes
Pavement layers
Slopes
Annotations
3. Draw the Cross-Section
Step-by-Step Guide
Start with the Centerline:

Use the LINE or PLINE command to draw a horizontal line at the center of the drawing.
Draw the Lanes:

Offset the centerline horizontally by half the lane width using the OFFSET command.
Repeat for the required number of lanes on both sides.
Add the Shoulders:

Offset the last lane edges outward by the shoulder width.
Draw Pavement Layers:

Use the OFFSET command to draw lines below the road to represent layers (asphalt, base, subbase).
Assign thicknesses according to design.
Include Side Slopes:

Use the LINE command to draw lines from the edge of the shoulder outward and downward at the specified slope (e.g., 1:2 or 1:3).
Add Drainage Ditches:

Draw ditches at the base of the slopes using arcs or polylines for smooth transitions.
4. Annotate the Cross-Section
Use the TEXT or MTEXT command to label elements like lane widths, slopes, and layers.
Add dimensions using the DIM command for clarity.
5. Finalize the Drawing
Apply hatch patterns (HATCH command) for pavement layers, earthwork, etc.
Adjust line types and thicknesses for better visualization.
Use the LAYOUT tab to set up printing at the correct scale.