The ability to Assign Superelevation to Approach Slabs would be good. If I use the Sync with Deck that does bank the approach slab but also extends the edge of the approach out to the fascia of the Bridge. Typically, our approach slab extends only...

It would be helpful to be able to follow two different surfaces in an overlay component, one for the top and one for the bottom

A tool similar to the DTM Analysis profile tool in Geopak. A quick profile of a terrain tool. This would be helpful to analysis and edit survey terrains and complex terrain models.

Wants ability to put the x,y,z, of the centreline location of the crosssection in a text favorite and place this in the cross section. In addition the Raw data high and low coordinates of the namedboundary of a cross section are available. but whe...

In current version we do not have flexibility to change height/depth of a node from default 5.25 feet. At times we need lesser deep Nodes which does not require more than 1 or 2 feet of cover from soffit of conduit.

I need a way to annotate the length of the segments of a civil feature. Linear pieces from a cut-up civil feature in the roadway corridor.

Currently, the cyan line for tracking dynamic cross-sections always appears in plan and 3D views. However, in profile view, it only appears if you are in the profile DGN and the dynamic cross-section view has been set by "Select alignment/left-rig...

It would be useful if existing and proposed track intervals (6fts) could be displayed automatically in the tabulated data of a profile for a drawing.

The calculation executive summary and calculation detailed summary would be improved by adding a time stamp near the date and file name at the bottom of the reports' pages. It would be helpful to be able to add a note to the reports describing tha...

We have templates of all wagons running on the track and the survey data points of all trackside assets such as speed posts, curve ID posts, structure ID posts, fences, etc., It would be great if we could have the option to create a cross section ...