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NAME SIGNS TO BE MOUNTED FREE SWINGING ON POLE BRACKET NAME SIGN POLE BRACKET ARM CLAMPS. RIGID, PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL 630-2-11 635-2-11 1 RUNS @ 21 LF 1 EA 2 AS 2 EA STOP BAR PLACE 2' BEYOND TYPE F, 6' X 40' 660-2-106 3 AS STOP BAR PLACE 2' BEYOND TYPE F, 6' X 40' 660-2-106 2 AS STOP BAR PLACE 2' BEYOND TYPE F, 6' X 40' 660-2-106 1 AS STOP BAR PLACE 40' BEHIND TYPE B, 6' X 6' 660-2-102 2 AS STOP BAR PLACE 40' BEHIND TYPE B, 6' X 6' 660-2-102 2 AS 660-2-106 STOP BAR PLACE

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, bus stop) must follow the applicable FDOT Design Manual and Standard Plans. (3) Projects, ) plan which shows the appropriate regulatory speed signs and traffic control devices for the work, crossings  Pedestrian at-grade railroad crossings  Commercial driveways with a stop sign, yield, at commercial driveways with a stop sign, yield sign, or traffic signal. See FDM 222.3 and SP Index, signals, signs, or pedestrian gates and designing crossings for shared use paths. 5.6

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, roundabouts can help maintain a low-speed condition as an alternative to vertical deflection, stop signs

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warning signs (b) Dynamic warning signs (c) Larger or additional STOP/YIELD signs (d, FDOT Intersection Calibration Factors Rural 2-lane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL3ST 1.27 2-lane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL4ST 0.74 2-lane 4-Leg Signalized RTL4SG 0.92 Multilane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RML3ST 2.20 Multilane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RML4ST 1.64 Multilane 4-Leg Signalized RML4SG 0.45 Urban 3-Leg Stop-Controlled Intersection USA3ST 1.14 4-Leg Stop-Controlled Intersection USA4ST 1.87

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to intersections: (a) Advance warning signs (b) Dynamic warning signs (c) Larger or additional STOP/YIELD signs (d) Intersection lighting January 1, 2024 19 To p ic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual, Intersection Calibration Factors Rural 2-lane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL3ST 1.27 2-lane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL4ST 0.74 2-lane 4-Leg Signalized RTL4SG 0.92 Multilane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RML3ST 2.20 Multilane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RML4ST 1.64 Multilane 4-Leg Signalized RML4SG 0.45 Urban 3-Leg

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driver awareness on approach to intersections: (a) Advance warning signs (b) Dynamic warning signs (c) Larger or additional STOP/YIELD signs (d) Intersection lighting To p ic #625-000-002 FDOT, Calibration Factors Rural 2-lane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL3ST 1.27 2-lane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL4ST 0.74 2-lane 4-Leg Signalized RTL4SG 0.92 Multilane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RML3ST 2.20 To p ic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 122 – Design Exceptions and Design Va riations Multilane 4-Leg Stop

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driver awareness on approach to intersections: (a) Advance warning signs (b) Dynamic warning signs (c) Larger or additional STOP/YIELD signs (d) Intersection lighting January 1, 2025 19 To p ic, Rural 2-lane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL3ST 1.27 2-lane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL4ST 0.74 2-lane 4-Leg Signalized RTL4SG 0.92 Multilane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RML3ST 2.20 Multilane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RML4ST 1.64 Multilane 4-Leg Signalized RML4SG 0.45 Urban 3-Leg Stop-Controlled Intersection

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on approach to intersections: (a) Advance warning signs (b) Dynamic warning signs (c) Larger or additional STOP/YIELD signs (d) Intersection lighting Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 122, Calibration Factors Rural 2-lane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL3ST 1.27 2-lane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RTL4ST 0.74 2-lane 4-Leg Signalized RTL4SG 0.92 Multilane 3-Leg Stop-Controlled RML3ST 2.20 Multilane 4-Leg Stop-Controlled RML4ST 1.64 Multilane 4-Leg Signalized RML4SG 0.45 Urban 3-Leg Stop-Controlled

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transit facilities. FDM 225 contains additional guidelines for street side bus stop facilities, delineated by color and texture contrast of vegetative cover, mounded earth, shrubs, signs, or any, . 210.3.2.3 Refuge Islands Refuge islands provide an area for pedestrians and bicyclists to stop, , signs or turn restrictions could help address pedestrian visibility concerns, and careful