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7810000.FHWA
Intelligent Transportation Systems – Motorist Information Systems Dear Ms. Gourdine: We are submitting, Engineer INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS – MOTORIST INFORMATION SYSTEMS. (REV 6-6-13) SECTION 781 (Pages 867 – 884) is deleted. SECTION 781 INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS MOTORIST INFORMATION SYSTEMS 781-1 Description. Provide Motorist Information Systems meeting the general, . Provide the LED motherboards with a complete conformal coating of silicone resin with a minimum thickness
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this Contract consist of, but are not limited to, MOT (standard, traffic control officer, pedestrian LCD, artificial contrivance, whether motorized or non-motorized, used to perform some or all of the work, (44925715201/Bridge ID 860018) LS 1.000 0508- 76- 1 MOVABLE BRIDGE - REHAB, SPAN MOTORS & CONTROLLERS , F&I (44925715201/Bridge ID 860018) LS 1.000 0508- 76- 4 MOVABLE BRIDGE - REHAB, SPAN MOTORS & CONTROLLERS, , REMOVE EA 4.000 0508- 82- 5 MOVABLE BRIDGE-REHAB, CONTROL PANEL - MOTOR CONTROLLER, REPLACE EA 1.000
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to perform MOT duties Monday through Thursday. Time begins when the Engineer is notified that set up, (Over-Time): Provide personnel to perform MOT duties Friday through Sunday and Holidays. Time begins, ends and set-up or take-down begins. 102-3.5 Emergency Maintenance of Traffic: Provide MOT set-up, and reflectors in compliance with applicable Florida motor vehicle laws, including turn signals, dual tail, attenuator in MOT Lump Sum. Payment will be made per day when included in the work document
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to be addressed as part of the MOT. Response: The MUTCD is already referenced in Subarticle 102-5.1, ****************************************************************************** Anonymous Comment: (12-23-13) 1. The requirement for the Contractor to document MOT inspections, and Department representative, it is difficult enough to get MOT compliance and the documentation, that subpoena MOT records after the end of the project? Fact is, even though the Department puts, revision removes an effective tool for verification and documentation of MOT compliance as well
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Engineers with knowledge of commonly used bridge leaf motion control techniques used in Florida, incorporated the same type of leaf motion control system specified for this project. 465-2.5 Failure, all machinery components to verify correct fit in the shop and furnish a motor to test run, of operation for manual and motor power, as specified. Proportion the sizes and strengths of all machinery, will be capable of sustaining 300% of the full-load motor torque as a momentary overload
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, 2021, Staff Director’s Advisory Committee Meeting. Brandy Otero, Collier MPO, seconded. The motion, . Lucie TPO, made a motion to recommend approval of Mark Reichert as the MPOAC Executive Director to the MPOAC Governing Board. Aileen Boucle, Miami-Dade TPO, seconded. The motion passed unanimously, membership. 11 Bryan Caletka, Broward MPO, made a motion recommending that the MPOAC Governing, . The motion passed unanimously. Bryan Caletka, Broward MPO, made a motion to renew existing
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, and television studios. E 2 72 Exterior Hotels, motels, offices, restaurants/bars, and other, , and motorcycles) were verified via drone footage taken during the sample runs. Vehicle average
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, seconded. The motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENTS No public comments were made. 3, put her message into action when she had a motorcycle collision with a deer. However, she did
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Governing Board meeting. Councilmember Reg Buxton, Collier MPO, seconded. The motion carried, and be safe.” She recently put her message into action when she had a motorcycle collision with a deer
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SOURCE TOTAL ASSISTS BY NOTIFIER ROAD RANGER 68,024 MOTORIST 34 ASSISTS BY EVENT TYPE DISABLED VEHICLE, in 106,755 events providing assistance to the motorists of Florida. PERFORMANCE MEASURES RESPONDER Q3, . To h e l p keep the traffic flow moving, Romeo 4 has supplied gasoline to those motorists who have, minutes, the motorist was back on the road and on to their destination. The motorist, Six has continued to provide incident management services to the motorists of our region during
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RECOMMENDAT I ON/MOTION: Approve the December 11, 2024, meeting minutes. MEETING SUMMARY Commission, requested a motion to approve the minutes from the meeting on July 17, 2024. ACTION TAKEN: Commissioner Hatch moved, and Commissioner Doyle seconded the motion, to approve the minutes of the July 17, 2024, Commission Business Meeting. The motion carried unanimously. Approval of November 13, 2024, Meeting Minutes Chair Russell requested a motion to approve the minutes from the meeting
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’ Advisory Committee meeting. Mr. David Hutchinson, Sarasota/Manatee MPO, seconded. The motion, , and November 1, 2018. Mr. Whit Blanton, Forward Pinellas, seconded. The motion carried unanimously, , Broward MPO, seconded. The motion carried unanimously. D. FREIGHT COMMITTEE PR OJECT PRIORITIZATION, , seconded. The motion carried unanimously. E. APPROVAL OF PERFORMA NCE MEASURES RESPONS IBILITIES, Florida TPO, seconded. A discussion took place on the motion moving forward today
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themselves. 3 A motion to allow online members to participate in the meeting due to the extraordinary, by Dave Hutchinson, Sarasota/Manatee MPO. The motion was approved unanimously. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: OCTOBER 29 , 2020 MEETING A motion to approve the minutes of the October 29, 2020 meeting, , and seconded by Rob Balmes, Ocala/Marion MPO. The motion was approved unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENT S, provisions relating to motor vehicle sales tax, competitive solicitations, vehicles displaying
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, transit riders, motorists, and freight handlers. Planning and design of streets and highways must, . Prioritize non-motorized connectivity improvements to services, schools, parks, civic uses, regional, in the same direction as adjacent motor vehicle traffic. Topic # 625-000-015 2023 Manual of Uniform, Anticipated users of a roadway (including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, motorists, by bicyclists are present and where travel lanes are too narrow for bicyclists and motor vehicles
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markings for maintenance of traffic (MOT) in construction areas. Provide any other special requirements for safe and expeditious movement of traffic specified in the Temporary Traffic Control Plans. MOT, for the MOT, including those on detours and temporary facilities, under all weather conditions. Keep, surface will be open to traffic, place a “Grooved Pavement” sign (W8-15) with a “Motorcyclists” plaque, control and warning devices to encroach on lanes used for MOT. The Engineer may allow
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, bicycle, and motorized traffic through established work zones. This chapter provides the requirements, lane widths (motor vehicle and bicycle), and shoulder widths • Location of temporary traffic, , and motorized traffic • Location of portable changeable message signs (PCMS) • Movement of traffic
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, bicycle, and motorized traffic through established work zones. This chapter provides the requirements, limits • Available lane widths (motor vehicle and bicycle), and shoulder widths • Location, and detour signs necessary to direct pedestrian, bicycle, and motorized traffic • Location
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, bicycle, and motorized traffic through established work zones. This chapter provides the requirements, widths (motor vehicle and bicycle) and shoulder widths • Locations of temporary traffic control, of temporary construction and detour signs necessary to direct pedestrian, bicycle, and motorized traffic
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Natural Gas LPG Liquid Propane Gas MCSAW Motor Carrier Size and Weight Office MPO Metropolitan, , machinery, mixed freight, motorized vehicles, and pharmaceuticals. Examining domestic exports, involve electronics, motorized vehicles, pharmaceuticals, precision instruments and textiles/leather, , the leading intrastate movements include electronics, machinery, mixed freight, motorized vehicles, 20,794.6 83,003.5 Motorized vehicles 3,468.6 39,544.2 1,083.8 14,957.0 3,049.2 31,829.0
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Vanessa Baugh, Sarasota/Manatee MPO, seconded. The motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENTS, the motion to amend the MPOAC UPWP to include the annual dues for statewide membership to both NARC, , seconded. The motion carried unanimously. B. COMPLETE STREETS WOR KING G ROUP PRESENTATION Mr. Carl, the motion to move Item 6E TSM&O on the I-4 Corridor presentation before Item 6A. Vice Mayor Doreen Caudell, Forward Pinellas, seconded. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Eric Hill, MetroPlan Orlando
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