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Resources Commercial Motor Vehicle Contacts and Resources COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE REVIEW BOARD: (850)-401-5555 CDLS: (850)-617-2606 COMPLIANCE, – REQUESTING REVIEW OF DATA IN FMCSA SYSTEM: (850)-617-3119 FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (FMCSA): (850)-942-9338 GENERAL COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE QUESTIONS, MOTOR CARRIER SIZE AND WEIGHT (MCSAW): (850)-410-5500 OVERSIZE/OVERWEIGHT

FDOT Concept Paper Training - FY2026 - 12.20.24

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZAT IONS (MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD), FOUNDATIONS, ETC.) Funding Source, Driving • Motorcycle Safety • Occupant Protection and Child Passenger Safety • Pedestrian, measurement devices • Portable speed feedback signs • Tint meters Motorcycle Safety Who can apply, Motorcycle Safety What’s allowed: • Overtime hours for outreach and education • Overtime hours, for educational materials promoting SMART training courses • USB drives (preloaded with motorcycle safety

FDOT Concept Paper Training - FY2026 - 01.13.25 - pdf

QUALIFIED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZAT IONS (MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD), FOUNDATIONS, ETC, • Impaired Driving • Motorcycle Safety • Occupant Protection and Child Passenger Safety, meters Motorcycle Safety Who can apply? • Law enforcement agencies • Colleges or universities • Non-profits • State agencies Motorcycle Safety What’s allowed: • Overtime hours, • USB drives (preloaded with motorcycle safety messages) What’s NOT allowed: • Officers regular time

44653515201-PLANS-01-ROADWAY

9970000-724FHWA

/Classification Unit, Weigh-In- Motion Unit, and Non-motorized Data Collection Unit. Data Interface, piezoelectric axle sensors, microwave radar, and non-motorized sensorsvideo data collection, ) 51-7 wire. 997-2.2 3 Class II Piezoelectric Axle Sensor and Non-Motorized Sensor: In-Roadway, Sheet NEMA TS-2-2016, Section 3. Table 997-6 Physical Characteristics, Non-Motorized Infrared, 2. 997-3 4 TMS Weight Vehicle Sensors (In-RoadwayWeight for Motorized Vehicle Data Collection

Road Ranger Comment Card FY 15-16 - Annual Report_FINAL

service to motorists by quickly clearing minor incidents from travel lanes in close coordination, motorists with basic services, such as furnishing a limited amount of fuel, assisting with tire changes, in accidents  Decrease in incident durations  Assistance to disabled or stranded motorists  Removal, 2016), the Department received 12,910 comment cards from motorists who received assistance from Road, a unique bar code, which allows the Department to analyze data to determine where the motorist received

Road Ranger Comment Card Data FY 16-17 - Annual Report - FINAL

service to motorists by quickly clearing minor incidents from travel lanes in close coordination, motorists with basic services, such as furnishing a limited amount of fuel, assisting with tire changes, in accidents  Decrease in incident durations  Assistance to disabled or stranded motorists  Removal, 2017), the Department received 8,416 comment cards from motorists who received assistance from Road, a unique bar code, which allows the Department to analyze data to determine where the motorist received

Road Ranger Comment Card FY 15-16 - Annual Report_FINAL

service to motorists by quickly clearing minor incidents from travel lanes in close coordination, motorists with basic services, such as furnishing a limited amount of fuel, assisting with tire changes, in accidents  Decrease in incident durations  Assistance to disabled or stranded motorists  Removal, 2016), the Department received 12,910 comment cards from motorists who received assistance from Road, a unique bar code, which allows the Department to analyze data to determine where the motorist received

Road Ranger Comment Card Data FY 16-17 - Annual Report - FINAL (1)

service to motorists by quickly clearing minor incidents from travel lanes in close coordination, motorists with basic services, such as furnishing a limited amount of fuel, assisting with tire changes, in accidents  Decrease in incident durations  Assistance to disabled or stranded motorists  Removal, 2017), the Department received 8,416 comment cards from motorists who received assistance from Road, a unique bar code, which allows the Department to analyze data to determine where the motorist received

Site_Evaluation_Template_3.2

: ☐ Hospital nearby ☐ Motorized traffic present ☐ Shopping area ☐ People milling around ☐ Beach area, lane (no vertical separation with Mot. Tr) ☐ Overpass or ☐ Underpass ☐ Physically separated, of way (potentially open for Mot. Tr) ☐ Roadway shoulder not exclusively for BP travel) SHORT

451280-1 SR 758 Over Sarasota Bay Bridge No 170061 Repair and Rehab Scope

, battery charger, miscellaneous generator components. Refurbish existing generator. Span Drive Motors Mechanical - Recondition existing hydraulic motors. Replacement may be required if component parts are not available. Electrical - Replace/rehabilitate hydraulic span motors and integral brakes, motors and limit switches. Recommend replacement of disconnect switches, associated conduits, wiring

2007_Use of Nondestructive Techniques to Estimate the Allowable Vibratory Compaction Level during Construction

scaling law of ground motion is used to predict the ground motions from vibratory compaction, used because of their efficiency. However, greater ground motion caused by these vibratory rollers, through FWD ground motion data.......................................4-17 Figure 4-14. Predictor curve from FWD test versus measured ground motions from roller, of their efficiency. However, greater ground motion caused by these vibratory rollers may induce damage

2024 RTMC SOG

Safety and Motor Vehicles DMS Dynamic Message Sign DTOE District Traffic Operations Engineer DTPS, Mobile Data Terminal MOT Maintenance of Traffic Mph Miles per hour MUTCD Manual on Uniform Traffic, : a) Patrolling assigned sections of the roadway to locate motorists in need of assistance. b) Notifying TMC, responders as needed. h) Providing temporary Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) devices for traffic control, Assisting a Disabled Motorist 3.2.3 Florida Highway Patrol 1. FHP Responsibilities

Chapter09 BicycleFacilities 2024

depends on many factors, including motor vehicle and bicycle traffic characteristics, adjacent land use, by bicyclists, providing more predictable movements by motorists and bicyclists. Bicycle lanes also help increase the total capacity of highways carrying mixed bicycle and motor vehicle traffic. Bicycle lanes, and carry bicycle traffic in the same direction as the adjacent motor vehicle traffic. A bicycle lane, . They provide greater shy distance between motor vehicles and bicyclists and encourage bicyclists to ride

AUGUST 2024

approaching motorists having an obstructed view of a pedestrian crossing area because of a boxwood, - cern and identify a way to make the area safer for pedestrians, increase visi- bility for motorists, caught other areas in town that should be addressed for motorist visibility. All staff in each district, (CVSA) promotes “Operation Airbrake.” The Alliance aims to prevent commercial motor vehicle crashes, lining and pad. Here are tips from commercial motor vehicle inspectors to help ensure your brake

FDOT_FLFAC_Sept5

can move a motion • A m o tion is a proposal that the entire membership take action or a stand on an issue. Members can: • Second motions • Debate motions • Vo te on motions Recap of Committee, , truck platooning, truck parking availability, weigh-in-motion, and electronic tolling have, to the fear of public investments being utilized by private stakeholders for profit motives hampers

Florida TIM Responder - September 2020

, and the motoring public, about our common goals and responsibilities to one another while operating at incidents, L S SOURCE TOTAL SOURCE TOTAL ASSISTS BY NOTIFIER ROAD RANGER 61,563 MOTORIST 33 ASSISTS BY EVENT, , Road Rangers were involved in 95,336 events providing assistance to the motorists of Florida, arrived, and the 32-year-old mother of three from the east side of Florida was taken to a nearby, ) communication, connecting motorists with roadway in- frastructure in real time. Transmitting

FDOT_QLOS_Handbook_V6.0_Clean_Aug 2025_Complete streets replaced with Context Based Solutions

motor vehicles, motorized vehicle volumes, and land use characteristics. FDOT will provide, ............................................................................................................................... 3 1.3.1 Motorized Vehicle, .................................................................................................... 10 2.1 Motorized Vehicle, 2.1.1.5 Motorized Vehicle LOS, ............................................................................................ 23 3.4 Motorized Vehicle Volume and Travel Demand

PM1-Safety-MAP-21-Performance-Management07.18.18

injuries in a motor vehicle crash during a calendar year. The ratio of total number of fatalities, suffering at least one serious injury in a motor vehicle crash during a calendar year. The ratio, . The combined total number of non-motorized fatalities and non-motorized serious injuries involving a motor vehicle during a calendar year. T h e fi r s t o f t h e p e r f o r m a n c e m e a s u r e s r, . R ATE OF FATALITIES NUMBER OF SERIOUS INJURIES RATE OF SERIOUS INJURIES NUMBER OF NON-MOTORIZED

understandingridershiptrendsintransit2

transit ridership in greater detail. While the motivation for understanding and responding, , have motivated several research initiatives across the country. This research effort, supported, in greater detail. While the motivation for understanding and responding to ridership declines, Alaska Railroad MB Motorbus Descriptive Portrait of Transit Use and Associated Trends In both, attention motivated both by what was generally an unanticipated downward ridership trend