Online Trail School - Topic 3 Review: Construction Question Title Question Title * 1. Your Name & Email Name Email Address Question Title Image 1 Question Title * 2. What are the two critical edges on a trail in Image 1? A&B B&D C&A D&A Question Title Image 2 Question Title * 3. What type of problem is shown in Image 2? Puddling Poor sightlines Seep Trenching Question Title Image 3 Question Title * 4. In Image 3 what should have been placed at the blue star to keep visitors on the intended orange path of travel? A log An embedded anchor rock A root ball A sign telling users to go the other way Question Title * 5. Select the benefits of insloping tread below: Slows users down Makes it more fun to ride Reduces user caused erosion B & C A & B Question Title * 6. What is not considered typical trailbuilding PPE? Bicycle Helmet Gloves Eye protection Boots First aid kit Question Title * 7. Why is a hard hat a piece of trailbuilding PPE? Falling hammers Falling branches Lightning OSHA B & D B & C A & B Question Title * 8. You are building trails in Alabama, on new public open space, under a competitively bid RTP project. There are numerous jurisdictional streams to cross. What are some of the regulatory compliances you need to ensure are in place prior to breaking ground as a contractor? SWPPP Army Corps 404/401 Contractor’s license NEPA compliance Utility location A & E D & E B, D & E A & B Question Title * 9. Which is a benefit of full bench construction? More durable/increased tread stability Easier to construct Reduced cost Reduced resource impacts Question Title * 10. What are the negatives of full bench construction? Increased excavation required Greater disturbance footprint Reduced cost Reduced resource impacts A & B Question Title * 11. In general, what are the two large categories of turns? Elevated and at-grade Berm and platform Inslope and platform Fun and boring Question Title * 12. What kind of turn is appropriate for a shared-use beginner trail on 30% sideslopes? Berm Insloped platform Wall-ride Question Title * 13. What kind of turn is appropriate for a bike-only advanced gravity trail on 60% sideslopes? At-grade Berm Rolling crown switchback Question Title * 14. What kind of turn is appropriate for a shared-use intermediate trail on 5% sideslopes? At-grade Wall-ride Switchback Question Title * 15. What are the pros of using a bridge for water crossing versus a constructed ford? Reduced maintenance cost Keeps feet and tires dry, and reduced water resources impacts Potentially reduced permitting costs Question Title * 16. What are the pros of using constructed fords for water crossing versus bridges? More expensive More resilient to extreme flows Reduced maintenance costs Trailside access to water for animals B, C & D All of the above Question Title * 17. Why would you want to rock armor the tread of a trail? Fortify a wet area Slow users down Fix skidding and braking bumps To create a trail entrance filter for difficulty level All of the above Question Title * 18. What are some construction techniques to manage shared-use trails for success? Alternate lines & Qualifiers Climbing sections before intersections, Gateways, Rock Gardens, and long sightlines Berm turns & Blind turns Long steep grades Question Title Image 4 Question Title * 19. List some ways Image 4 shows a good example of progression and optional features. Question Title Image 5 Question Title * 20. Image 5 shows a large puddle in a trail, what are some ways you could fix this issue? Question Title Image 6 Question Title * 21. What are the names of the three trail terms (A, B, and C) shown in Image 6? Question Title Image 7 Question Title * 22. What issue do you see in Image 7? What should be done to remedy this issue? Question Title * 23. Why is naturalization important? Question Title * 24. Name three ways you can naturalize your local trails after construction in your specific landscape. Question Title * 25. What’s your favorite hand tool and why? Question Title * 26. Tell us about a difficult construction issue you’ve had on your local trails (permitting, techniques, long-term durability, etc.). Done