Which type of plan shows two views of the roadway, specifically a plan view and an elevation view?

The plan and profile sheets are fundamental in roadway design and transportation engineering. They provide a comprehensive view of the project by displaying both a plan view and an elevation view of the roadway. The plan view represents a bird's-eye perspective of the roadway layout, including its alignment and design features, while the elevation view, or profile view, illustrates the vertical aspects of the roadway, such as grades, elevations, and any changes in terrain.

This dual perspective is crucial for engineers and planners to understand how the roadway will function both horizontally and vertically, helping in the assessment of sightlines, drainage, and overall road user safety. The combination of these views allows for effective planning and communication of design intent, ensuring that the roadway meets applicable design standards and specifications.