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& FlaglerI-952025 E5X37-R0 *3.50 7/1/202212/30/2025 4 Martin, St. Lucie & Indian River I-95, Rest
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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
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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
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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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) 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
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flagger near each device location. Use only flaggers trained in accordance with Section 105, by, the flagger operating the device. Provide two flaggers on-site and use one of the following methods, the event of an AFAD malfunction, restore normal flagging operations with flaggers or immediately, to a fully upright position and is fully visible to motorists. Reduce the intensity of the flashers, , at the Contractor’s option, as an alternate to flaggers for lane closure operations on two-lane, two
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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