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- Increase in the number of ground cross-section points on each side of the route centerline from 100 points to 200 points for all types, except the Taxiway type
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- Increase in the number of ground cross-section points in the Taxiway type from 200 points to 300 points
- Increase in the number of constructed cross-section points on each side of the route centerline from 40 points to 100 points
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- Possibility of locking vertical curves in the profile and cross-section view while editing and moving the project line IP points
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- Possibility of reporting the plan coordinates of pavement layer points in Full Reporting
- Possibility of merging URSD templates at the edges for the Extended Highway type, similar to other types
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- Introduction of a new tunnel type in the tunnel and gallery type dialog box: Tunnel Type VI
- Possibility of defining the tunnel base as an offset in Types II and VI, taking into account the cross-section superelevation or slope
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- Addition of new features related to the 1399 Urban Roads Standards
- Radius–Superelevation Tables of the Urban Roads Standards
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- Different Design vehicle types of the 1399 Urban Roads Standards
- Addition of new options for 60%-40% and 50%-50% proration length distribution
- Urban Roads Standards tables dialog box
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- Possibility of considering ballast, sleepers, and rails in the calculations and cross-section shape for the Railway type
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- Possibility of applying superelevation to the rails and displaying the corresponding superelevation line in the profile, as well as the rail shape in the cross-section, for the Railway type
- Possibility of calculating the area and volume of ballast and sleepers, similar to sub-ballast, for the Railway type
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- Possibility of displaying and printing the ballast and sleeper layers, as well as the rails, in the cross-section for the Railway type
- Possibility of defining single-track and double-track railways in the cross-section
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- Possibility of reporting the points of sub-ballast, ballast, sleepers, and rails for each cross-section in Full Reporting
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