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g. Special:The visibility triangle for all other types • of controlled intersections shall be described as combinations of the above visibility triangles. 2. Uncontrolled Street Intersections: a. Four-leg and Three-leg Intersections:Other than T-intersections,the visibility triangle for these types of intersections shall be described as follows: i. Point A:Located at the intersection of the center lines of Streets X and Y. ii. Point B:Located on the center line of Street Y at a distance from Point A given by Table 1011-5,according to the speed limit of Street Y. iii. Point C:Located on the center line of Street X at a distance from Point A given by Table 1011-5,according to the speed limit of Street X. b. T-Intersections:The visibility triangle shall be determined as for T-intersections with a one-way yield. c. Roundabout Intersections:No visibility triangle is necessary at roundabout intersections because all traffic circulates in the same counterclockwise • direction. 3. Intersections of Streets with Driveways(or Alleys):The visibility triangle for the intersection of a street with a driveway shall be described as follows. a. Point A:Located by extending the curb lines (or pavement edges where there are no curbs)of the street and driveway toward the intersection until the curb lines meet. b. Point B:Located on the curb line of the driveway 10 feet from Point A. c. Point C:Located on the curb line of the street 10 feet from Point A. 4. Intersections of Driveways(or Alleys)with Sidewalks (or Paths):The visibility triangle for the intersection of a driveway shall be described as follows: a. Point A:Located at the intersection of the driveway and sidewalk. b. Point B:Located on the edge of the sidewalk 5 feet from Point A. c. Point C:Located on the curb line(or pavement edge,if no curb is present)of the driveway 5 feet from Point A. •