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Design Standards 2010 Interim

WALL – Dated 01/01/10: Added text “Shoulder Pavement” and aligned expanded shoulder with roadway, PAVEMENT AHEAD (MOT-15-06) and LOOSE GRAVEL (W8-7) sign; (Sheet 9) Added note that Standard Orange Flags, . 17352 2 of 2 17352.pdf TYPICAL PLACEMENT OF REFLECTIVE PAVEMENT MARKERS – Dated 01/01/10: Raised, 20910.pdf APPROACH SLABS (RIGID PAVEMENT APPROACHES) - Dated 01/01/11: (Sheet 1) Added Bars 5B2

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Chapter 2 - Signs

pavement is slippery, the District Traffic Operations Engineer (DTOE) requests that the District Maintenance Engineer install SLIPPERY WHEN WET signs (W8-5). Pavement is considered slippery when, exit or entrance ramps on sharp curves and downgrades can be dangerous if the pavement is slippery. Give special attention to ramps with compound curves. FDOT maintains a pavement friction inventory, the near pavement edge. Use a Type 3 object marker 12 x 36-inch panel with alternating black

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E3Y59-R0

) (TN) 0339- 1- MISCELLANEOUS ASPHALT PAVEMENT TN 3.000 0536- 73- GUARDRAIL REMOVAL LF 3.000 0536

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Datalytics

traffic growth and tendencies as well as to develop pavement design input, seasonal adjustment factors

https://www.fdot.gov/statistics/datalytics.shtm
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