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Florida Red Map Book Methodology_Final_2025

for flagging Existing Red Maps Data Sources 3 Attribute Updates and Flagging The following new fields were created and populated in the TSM v4 2050 network layer: Field Name Description FLAGGED Flag, FDOT Systems Implementation Office): Provides supplementary information on the flagged projects, and Eligible Projects Shapefile with the segments flagged for improvement. Key fields include, • Updated the TSM v4 2050 network in Visum version file by referencing the “flagging

Miami-Dade TPO

miamidadetpo.org Mailing Address:150 West Flagler Street, Suite 1900Miami, FL 33130 Phone: (305) 375-4507 E-mail: aboucle@miamidadempo.org Governing Board Commissioner Rodolfo Pages 150 West Flagler Street, Suite 1900Miami, FL 33130 Phone: (305) 375-4507 Email: og3@miamidade.gov Alternate: Mayor Christine Fraga Staff Director Aileen Bouclé 150 West Flagler Street, Suite 1900Miami, FL 33130 Phone: (305) 375-4507 Email: aileen.boucle@mdtpo.org Alternate: Zainab Salim Alternate #2: Chris

6540000-722FHWA

flashes per second. When activated, the two yellow indications in each RRFB shall have a flash, rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) assemblies that meet the requirements of Section 995 and are listed, are classified as the following types: In- Roadway Light Assemblies, Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon, that controls flashing must automatically reset each time a pedestrian call is received. In-roadway, degrees. 654-2.2 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB): RRFB must include two rapidly

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flashes per second. When activated, the two yellow indications in each RRFB shall have a flash, rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) assemblies that meet the requirements of Section 995 and are listed, are classified as the following types: In- Roadway Light Assemblies, Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon, that controls flashing must automatically reset each time a pedestrian call is received. In-roadway, degrees. 654-2.2 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB): RRFB must include two rapidly

444634-1_SR72_NRE_2025-5-20

) ST Lowland loosestrife (Lythrum flagellare) SE Roseate spoonbill (Platalea ajaja) ST Sand, – (e.g., predominantly native, mature trees; especially pine flatwoods or other areas with a large, structures). Forest is defined as all types including: pine flatwoods, scrubby flatwoods, pine

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and a flashing circular yellow lens to control traffic without the need for a flagger in the immediate, and a flashing circular yellow lens to control traffic without the need for a flagger, for the use of Automated Flagger Assistance Devices (AFADs) that do not include a gate arm and be placed, Automated Flagger Assistance Devices (AFAD). 990-10.1 General: AFAD’s shall meet the physical display, Flagger Assistance Devices: Provide a Stop/Slow AFAD including a Stop/Slow sign that alternately

DEV102-990SWZ (12-2-25)

zone, from a central location, or by a separate flagger near each device location. Use only flaggers, normal flagging operations with flaggers or immediately cease the flagging operation and reopen, and is fully visible to motorists. Reduce the intensity of the flashers when using PCMS at night. Use PCMS, to flaggers for lane closure operations on two-lane, two-way roadways in accordance with Standard, Automated Flagger Assistance Devices (AFAD): Furnish, install, maintain, remove, and relocate AFADs

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sides of all panels and flashings. Ensure that a qualified laminator factory applies the coating film, or TT-S-1657. (3)SteelFlashingand Caps: Only provide flashings, caps, and bracing of the same material as the panels. For flashings and caps, meet the same protective coating requirements as the panels

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, modified of each designated class of assembly, complete. (3) The number of flashing beacon signs, to the point of connection by others; for flashing beacon signs, include all costs of beacons, controllers, of assembly, complete. (4) The number of flashing beacon signs, of each designated class, ; for flashing beacon signs, include all costs of beacons, controllers, and electrical installation

E4Y17-R0AttachmentVIStandardOperatingProcedures

and I-595, clearing disabled vehicles from travel lanes, changing flat tires, jump-starting batteries, to warning/strobe light bar, spotlight, flashers, and arrow board shall be utilized while on scene during, of front-facing red or blue flashing or revolving lights and/or police sirens are prohibited under, traffic lanes.  Change flat tires. Note: Some aluminum wheels have steel spares that require, , and hold a flashlight, if needed. Note. A Contractor or Service Patrol Vehicle Operator shall not charge

Rest Area Information

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2024june-fri11-fhwa-ped-safety-at-intersections

are therefore given a yellow flag, while a turning speed or volume beyond these thresholds increases the safety risk for the pedestrian and results in a red flag. 35 20 Flags Source: NCHRP 948 36 20 Flags, Overview SPICE FDOT V5.1.1 31 “Design Flags” RED Flags : for design elements directly related to a SAFETY concern for pedestrians or bicyclists Ye l l o w Flags : for design elements, . • Minimizing the speed of vehicles at conflict points. 34 20 Flags Vehicle speed directly relates

2024nov-thu04-FHWAPedSafetyAtIntersections

are therefore given a yellow flag, while a turning speed or volume beyond these thresholds increases the safety risk for the pedestrian and results in a red flag. 31 20 Flags Source: NCHRP 948, Method Overview SPICE FDOT V5.1.1 27 “Design Flags” RED Flags: for design elements directly related to a SAFETY concern for pedestrians or bicyclists Ye l low Flags: for design elements, distances. • Minimizing the speed of vehicles at conflict points. 30 20 Flags Ve h i c l e speed

2024nov-thu04-FHWAPedSafetyAtIntersections

are therefore given a yellow flag, while a turning speed or volume beyond these thresholds increases the safety risk for the pedestrian and results in a red flag. 31 20 Flags Source: NCHRP 948, Method Overview SPICE FDOT V5.1.1 27 “Design Flags” RED Flags: for design elements directly related to a SAFETY concern for pedestrians or bicyclists Ye l low Flags: for design elements, distances. • Minimizing the speed of vehicles at conflict points. 30 20 Flags Ve h i c l e speed

SPI-430-020

 Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Index 430-020 Flared End Section FY 2025-26 1 Index 430-020 Flared End Section Design Criteria Drainage Manual (DM) ; FDOT Design Manual, and Limitations Locate flared end sections in accordance with the Drainage Manual Chapter 3 . Additionally, when the slope intersection permits, 12" and 15" flared end sections may be located with the culvert opening as close as 8' beyond the outside edge of the shoulder. Do not use flared end

102-625

TO STOP PREPARED BE AHEAD FLAGGER W3-4 (See Note 5) W20-7A W20-1F AHEAD WORK ROAD TO STOP PREPARED BE AHEAD FLAGGER W3-4 (See Note 5) W20-7A 1 1 102-625 TEMPORARY ROADWAY CLOSURE, . Dual Signs are required for divided roadways only. instead of FLAGGER AHEAD sign with text (W20-7A). 5. Optionally, use FLAGGER AHEAD sign with symbol (W20-7) additional signs, devices or traffic, with approval of the Engineer. 3. For Two-Lane Roadways, a Flagger may substitute the See Index

102-625

TO STOP PREPARED BE AHEAD FLAGGER W3-4 (See Note 5) W20-7A W20-1F AHEAD WORK ROAD TO STOP PREPARED BE AHEAD FLAGGER W3-4 (See Note 5) W20-7A 1 1 102-625 TEMPORARY ROADWAY CLOSURE, . Dual Signs are required for divided roadways only. instead of FLAGGER AHEAD sign with text (W20-7A). 5. Optionally, use FLAGGER AHEAD sign with symbol (W20-7) additional signs, devices or traffic, with approval of the Engineer. 3. For Two-Lane Roadways, a Flagger may substitute the See Index