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16_Residential_Street_Design_Redlines
space for curb ramps, and Florida Greenbook – 16th Edition Residential Street Design | 16–6 reduce turning speeds. By providing intersection curb extensions, the visual width of the roadway can, ) 10 25 15 50 20 89 25 166 30 275 16.3.3.2 Minimum Curb Return Radius Where there are substantial pedestrian movements, the minimum radius of curb return where curbs are used, or the outside edge, wide including the gutter section where applicable. Where curb and gutter sections are used
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to the intersection, reduce crossing distances for pedestrians, provide space for curb ramps, and Draft, . Centerline Radius (feet) 10 25 15 50 20 89 25 166 30 275 16.3.3.2 C.3.b Minimum Curb Return Radius Where there are substantial pedestrian movements, the minimum radius of curb return where, applicable. Where curb and gutter sections are used, the roadway may be narrowed to the travel, intersection curb extensions, the visual width of the roadway can be reduced. 16.3.5.2 C.5.b Medians
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direction with one (1) 10- 15 ft two-way turn lane with Type F curb & gutter on the outside, requiring keyholes identified within the project limits. Curb and Gutter: US 41/ SR 45 has outside Type F curb and gutter and Type E curb and gutter at several pedestrian islands along the project limits. The damaged curb and gutter should be repaired as needed and is to be constructed, : There are twenty-three (23) ADA ramps that exist along the corridor. For budget purposes. For budget purposes
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. On limited access facilities, include a traffic analysis of any ramp affected by the lane closure, of the FDOT Drainage Manual . Ramps that service tandem trucks must entirely accommodate the WB-109D, bike lane has been moved. This does not apply to temporary pedestrian ways behind curb. (4)(5) Ensure, Barricades Specify the use of type III barricades to close or partially close a roadway or ramp. Two, Exit Ramp Opening Meet the requirements of the MUTCD, Part 6 for work near a limited access facility
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a traffic analysis of any ramp affected by the lane closure. January 1, 2024 4 Topic #625-000-002, of the FDOT Drainage Manual . Ramps that service tandem trucks must entirely accommodate the WB-109D, a separated bike lane has been moved. This does not apply to temporary pedestrian ways behind curb. (5, close a roadway or ramp. Two barricades are typically used for a 12-foot-wide lane. One barricade, Specifications, Section 546 for additional requirements and information. 240.2.2.20 Limited Access Exit Ramp
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closure periods may be allowed. On limited access facilities, include a traffic analysis of any ramp, #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 240 - Transportation Management Plan Ramps that service tandem trucks must, ways behind curb. (5) Ensure work zones adjacent to sidewalks or temporary pedestrian ways provide, barricades to close or partially close a roadway or ramp. Two barricades are typically used, . 240.2.2.20 Limited Access Exit Ramp Opening Meet the requirements of MUTCD Part 6 for work near
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be allowed. On limited access facilities, include a traffic analysis of any ramp affected by the lane, width complies with the criteria in Chapter 3.9.1 of the Drainage Manual . Ramps that service, . This does not apply to temporary pedestrian ways behind curb. (5) Ensure work zones adjacent, Specify the use of type III barricades to close or partially close a roadway or ramp. Two barricades, for additional requirements and information. 240.2.2.20 Limited Access Exit Ramp Opening Meet
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a traffic analysis of any ramp affected by the lane closure. When a closure of one or more lanes, that the provided shoulder width complies with the criteria in Chapter 3.9.1 of the Drainage Manual. Ramps, to temporary pedestrian ways behind curb. (5) Ensure work zones adjacent to sidewalks or temporary, barricades to close or partially close a roadway or ramp. Two barricades are typically used, requirements and information. 240.2.2.20 Limited Access Exit Ramp Opening Meet the requirements
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a traffic analysis of any ramp affected by the lane closure. When a closure of one or more lanes, that the provided shoulder width complies with the criteria in Chapter 3 of the Drainage Manual. Ramps, to temporary pedestrian ways behind curb. (5) Ensure work zones adjacent to sidewalks or temporary, barricades to close or partially close a roadway or ramp. Two barricades are typically used, . 240.2.2.20 Limited Access Exit Ramp Opening Meet the requirements of MUTCD Part 6 for work near
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Clear Zone Width for New Construction Travel Lanes & Multi-lane Ramps 12 feet 14 feet 18 feet 24 feet 24 feet 30 feet 36 feet Auxiliary Lanes & Single Lane Ramps 10 feet 10 feet 10 feet 14 feet 14 feet 18 feet 24 feet Clear Zone Width for RRR Projects Travel Lanes & Multi-lane Ramps 6 feet 6 feet 6 feet 14 feet 18 feet 18 feet 18 feet Auxiliary Lanes & Single Lane Ramps 6 feet 6 feet 6, roadways: from face of curb. • Flush shoulder and high-speed curbed roadways: from outside edge
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-lane Ramps 12 feet 14 feet 18 feet 24 feet 24 feet 30 feet 36 feet Auxiliary Lanes & Single Lane Ramps 10 feet 10 feet 10 feet 14 feet 14 feet 18 feet 24 feet Clear Zone Width for RRR Projects Travel Lanes & Multi-lane Ramps 6 feet 6 feet 6 feet 14 feet 18 feet 18 feet 18 feet Auxiliary Lanes & Single Lane Ramps 6 feet 6 feet 6 feet 8 feet 8 feet 8 feet 8 feet Clear zone widths for work, to the roadside hazard is measured as follows: • Curbed roadways: from face of curb. • Flush shoulder and high
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. Concurrent Flow Curb Bus Lanes, ........................................................... 37 FIGURES Figure 1. Concurrent Flow Curb Bus Lanes: Typical, comprise: ▪ Concurrent flow curb bus lanes ▪ Concurrent flow median bus lanes ▪ Contraflow bus lane, projects are lateral clearance to roadside obstructions, visibility of the curb or edge of the road, as a separation option as well, but one of the case studies indicated that a mountable curb can
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mporary Portable Curb Ramps – Dev102TPSC & Dev990TPSC • Adds requirements for temporary portable access mats and temporary portable curb ramps – Can be individual elements or a combined system, with the manufacturer’s recommendations • Item No. 922-102- Temporary Portable Access Surfaces and Curb Ramps, to close sidewalks and curb ramps did not have detectable warnings. Index 102-660 requires pedestrian LCDs be placed across the full width of closed sidewalks and requires curb ramps to have
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the two leafs; the two outboard measurements are to be taken 2 feet from the curb, the third
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are to be taken 2 feet [0.6 m] from the curb, the third measurement is to be taken at the center of the roadway
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are to be taken 2 feet [0.6 m] from the curb, the third measurement is to be taken at the center of the roadway
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# / Local Name b) Notes Page 2 – Curb Ramp Status a) Present b) Missing c) Under Construction d) Unknown e) Obscured f) Damaged g) Notes ADA Data Collection Webapp Page 3 – Curb Ramp Ty p e, g) Unknown h) Notes ADA Data Collection Webapp Page 4 – Curb Ramp Slopes • Slopes, Pedestrian Rights of Way Features for Data Collection: 1. Sidewalks along SHS (import from RCI), 2. Curb ramps, 3. Detectable warnings, 4. Pedestrian signals, and 5. Other - marked crossings, mid-block
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OF I-75 SB OFF RAMP 10075318 11 19.411 ML L3 Y 1.3 1.1 3.3 5.7 14.3 F MAINLINE I-75 SB ON RAMP, 0.4 1.8 5.0 15.0 F 15 19.663 ML R3 N 0.6 5.0 5.6 10.5 F MERGE LANE OFF OF I-75 SB OFF RAMP 10075324 16 19.715 ML L4 Y 0.6 2.8 3.4 12.5 G MERGE LANE ONTO I-75 SB ON RAMP 10075316 18 19.759 ML R1 Y, 6.0 9.5 2.0 B IB L F MERGE LANE ONTO SELMON EB ON RAMP 10002339 62 21.085 ML L4 Y 1.1 5.0 6.1 9.8 4.1 B IB L F MERGE LANE OFF OF SELMON EB OFF RAMP 10002037 63 21.165 ML L1 N 0.9 1.4 1.7 0.7 2.6 7.3
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/curb and gutter Section No: 72250000 3.797 End MP:7.485 Length:3.688 4' paved/curb and gutter C o r, 3.4 LR F 73 30' OL N 1.3 1.8 3.1 LR F Super-elevated Remarks: Pavement Layer Ramp from SB Eastport Rd to WB SR105 Ramp from David Rawls Blvd. to WB SR105 Super-elevated Shoving; severe raveling; separated at 1.4" Super-elevated Ramp from EB SR105 to David Rawls Blvd. Pavement Layer C o r, m e n t C o n d i t i o n R u t D e p t h ( i n c h e s ) Ramp from
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1.4 4.0 6.7 LR F 96 6.650 OR N 1.1 3.5 4.6ABC=4.7" F Remarks: Light raveling Pavement Layer Ramp, Pavement Layer Ramp # 72290249: SR9 SB Off to Pecan Park Pavement Layer Ramp # 72290248: SR9 NB Off to Pecan Park Ramp # 72290247: SR9 SB On from Pecan Park S l o p e D i r e c t i, 2.7 5.0 LR F Pecan Park Rd. (SR 243) Remarks: 6.169 6' paved/curb and gutter C o r e N u, Line Curb and gutter Section No: 72293000 (SR243) 4.344 End MP:10.513 Length: Project
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