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TS-2-2016, Section 5.3.5 Load Switch ........................ NEMA TS-2-2016, Section 6.2 Flasher................................. NEMA TS-2-2016, Section 6.3 Flash Transfer Relay........... NEMA, ................................................ ............................................ CALTRANS TEES, 2009 6.4.3 Flash Transfer Relay (Model 430

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) Please review the verbiage – shall not be between 5 and 30 flashes per second. Reasoning: when the section deals with Beacon flashing requirements, why mention about “ shall not be” Response: In order

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contributed to this process include William Dudley Chipley, H. Reiman Duval, Henry Flagler, Henry, standardized service and physically integrated the nation's rail system. The "T" rail and flanged wheels, construction and operations. William D. Chipley, H. Reiman Duval, Henry M. Flagler, and Henry B, services in Florida. Chipley, Duval, Flagler, and Plant found themselves at the center of railroad, .^^ Henry M. Flagler and the Florida East Coast Railway One of the grandest visions in railroad

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of a flagger per the Railroad. Therefore, we need to make sure that we get time even if our activities are beyond the 15 ft and we are shut down due to lack of flagger. In simple terms, for ALL activities in which the Railroad requires a flagger. See the suggested changes: The Department will consider

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for the need of a flagger per the Railroad. Therefore, we need to make sure that we get time even if our activities are beyond the 15 ft and we are shut down due to lack of flagger. In simple terms, for ALL activities in which the Railroad requires a flagger. See the suggested changes: The Department

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the direction of the crossing. must pProvide the flattest ramp slope practicable, not to exceed, feet in length. Provide transition slopes (flared sides) where a pedestrian circulation path, and designing crossings for shared use paths. Flangeway gaps are necessary to allow the passage of train wheel flanges; however, they pose a potential hazard to pedestrians who use wheelchairs because the gaps can entrap the wheelchair casters. A maximum flangeway gap is required for all at-grade pedestrian

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the flattest ramp slope practicable, not to exceed a maximum slope of 1:12 (8.3 percent). Provide a curb, . Provide transition slopes (flared sides) where a pedestrian circulation path crosses the curb ramp, and designing crossings for shared use paths. Flangeway gaps are necessary to allow the passage of train wheel flanges; however, they pose a potential hazard to pedestrians who use wheelchairs because the gaps can entrap the wheelchair casters. A maximum flangeway gap is required for all at-grade railroad

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. Flangeway gaps are necessary to allow the passage of train wheel flanges; however, they pose, of the crossing. Provide the flattest ramp slope practicable, not to exceed a maximum slope of 1:12, not exceed 15 feet in length. Provide transition slopes (flared sides) where a pedestrian, casters. A maximum flangeway gap is required for all at-grade pedestrian rail crossings of 2½” for all, warnings should not be placed where sidewalks intersect urban flared driveways or on sidewalks

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on refuge islands. Provide the flattest ramp slope practicable, not to exceed a maximum slope of 1, should not exceed 15 feet in length. Provide transition slopes (flared sides) where a pedestrian, , or pedestrian gates and designing crossings for shared use paths. Flangeway gaps are necessary to allow the passage of train wheel flanges; however, they pose a potential hazard to pedestrians who use wheelchairs because the gaps can entrap the wheelchair casters. A maximum flangeway gap is required

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hundredth of a percent. 34. Slope (%) (Minimum Physical): The flattest physical slope to maintain, use values? • Where back-of-sidewalk inlets are used, should check valves or flap gates be used, . ● Upstream of curb returns . ● 10 feet outside the flat cross sections in super elevation transitions. Although the flow may be small, the cross slope is nearly flat so the spread potential is high, to meet spread criteria. Use flanking inlets for sags that have no outlet other than the storm drain

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flagger near each device location. Use only 1020100.D01 All Jobs flaggers trained in accordance, of, and attended at all times by, the flagger operating the device. Provide two flaggers on-site and use one, , the AFAD and the flagger are less than 800 feet apart. 4. Two flaggers are available on-site, be a high intensity amber or white rotating, flashing, oscillating or strobe light. Lights shallmust, and automated flagger assistance devices (AFADs) must be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer