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Be Rail Smart_FAQ_Updated_2025 (1)

implemented various safety features to help motorists, pedestrians and cyclists know where to cross and stop, highlighted with white connecting X’s near railroad crossings designed to keep motorist out

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2024June-Thu03-GladesRoadDDI

at intersections within the interchange 9 Glades Interchange ATC • Enhanced motorist/pedestrian, allow motorists to e nter Interstate via free-flow movements. • Comprehensive pavement marking, crossing signs. • Robust striping. • Team verifying stop bar locations. • Old MOT faded striping – drivers need clean message. • Thermo-plastic vs. paint for temporary MOT 40 Glades DDI

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2024 Occupational Safety and Health Searchable Manual

Manual 10.10 LADDERS 10.11 MOTOR VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 10.12 FORKLIFT OPERATIONS, PROGRAM 13.5 MOTOR VEHICLE/HEAVY INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT OPERATION AUTHORIZATION 13.6 HAZARDOUS ENERGY, conditions, either verbal or in writing, such as: (A) Unsafe condition(s) of motor vehicles, equipment, AND EDUCATION GOALS Safety education and training programs have been established to motivate, PROCESS 5.1 PURPOSE All crashes and incidents involving Department motor vehicles, heavy equipment

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2024June-Thu1-ManagedLanes

to Software Configuration • Additional Signage • Motorist Expectation • Incident Management 95, Was Shortened 500 ft Due to Weaving Requirements • Created Ingress in Sag Curve • Motorist, • Remediation Moved Express Lane Markers North of the Sag Curve • Gives Motorists More Line, responders and motorists Design Considerations: S igns Express Lanes Entrance Signs Sequence

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DRB Recommendations - District 2

of Jacksonville Noise Ordinance A 9/25/02 20926115201 20697 SR 139 - Unresolved Claim Issues - MOT, Paving, Base A 6/12/00 21343315201 20459 SR 8/ I-10 - Ellaville Weigh In Motion Station - Inspection Pit

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E58D8BidTabs

. $88,103.75 100.00% Responsive Winning bid 2 FLORIDA MOT, CORP $114,875.00 130.39% Responsive Non, Contract: Contract Time: Vendor Ranking MOT Services- I-4/ South Street Interchange Project(s, ): 42795617267 (*) Fed Aid No: MOT Services- I-4/ South Street Interchange N/A Contract Descr, Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) CORNERSTONE BARRICADES INC. (2) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (3) BOB'S, Description Alternate Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) CORNERSTONE BARRICADES INC. (2) FLORIDA MOT

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Appendix J - Seaport Rail Profiles_Oct2023_ADA

is dedicated to petroleum operations. As of 2011, Motiva Enterprises LLC has constructed a fuel grade, as number 15, the facility allows for delivery of ethanol trains directly into the existing Motiva, Ethanol Producer Magazine. Motive announces new rail yard in Port Everglades Terminal. https

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6950000-122impl

with the weigh-in-motion sensors, embedded inductive loops, axle sensors, magnetometers and non, Vehicle Speed/Classification Unit - per assembly. 695-5 Weigh-In-Motion Electronic Sensor. 695-5.1 General: Install Traffic Monitoring Site (TMS) Weigh-In-Motion Electronic Sensor, Materials: Use Weigh-In-Motion Electronic Sensors that meet the requirements of Section 997, and which are compatible with the Weigh-In-Motion sensor being installed. 695-5.3 Installation

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20150402_FinalMPOACJointMinutes

of Minutes Councilmember Charles Bare, Florida-Alabama TPO, made a motion to approve the minutes, , seconded the motion. The motion was approved unanimously. Lucie Ayer, Collier MPO, made a motion, Committee. Bob Herrington, Charlotte County- Punta Gorda MPO, seconded the motion. The motion, . The motion was approved unanimously. Mr. Glassman then presented the 2015 State Legislative Status Report, that he could bring the organization forward. Mayor Haynie, Chair, requested that a motion be made

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2024nov-fri10-InnovationsInSafety

Friction & Safety? • Pavement friction is the force that resists the relative motion between, motorists maintain better control in both dry and wet driving conditions • Reduces stopping, • Despite motorcycles encompassing only 3% of registered vehicles, they are overrepresented

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2024nov-fri10-InnovationsInSafety

Friction & Safety? • Pavement friction is the force that resists the relative motion between, motorists maintain better control in both dry and wet driving conditions • Reduces stopping, • Despite motorcycles encompassing only 3% of registered vehicles, they are overrepresented

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links

Skip to main content INDEX A-Z Search Links Organizations Florida Commercial Vehicle Operations (CVO) Florida Trucking Association (FTA) Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Transportation, and Permits FDOT Motor Carrier Size and Weight FDOT Motor Carrier Size and Weight

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Traffic Monitoring

previous hour’s data has been downloaded. 3.3 Weigh-In-Motion A strategic number of the continuous, sensors capable of collecting weigh-in-motion data as well as volume, classification and speed data. Traffic data is automatically downloaded from these sites daily. Weigh-In-Motion sites will be re, frequency of annually recommended. 3.4 Non-Motorized The TDA Office has implemented a non-motorized (pedestrian/bicycle) traffic monitoring program, modeled after the motorized program. With a focus

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1020906.comm

an undue burden on many of the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) and Roadway contractors and companies within, . Many Contractors and MOT providers have significant inventories of TL-2 Water-filled Barrier, additional TL-3 product. This situation will ultimately result in an increased MOT cost to FDOT

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7100400 InternalCommentResponse

 Specification Section 710 Subarticle 710-4 ORIGINATION Date: 4-30-25 Name: Ryan Gray Email: ryan.gray@dot.state.fl.us COMMENTARY Island noses do not receive MOT paint applications – A misconception exists, because the curb is constructed first and they are sometimes painted before, the final “lift” of painted pavement markings from the preceding MOT “lifts” of paint. In this sense, not receive intermediate MOT “lifts”. ACTION TAKEN: None

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behavior

and motivate additional travel. Florida has moderately lower household incomes than the remainder, s 1.17 1.941.912.162.291.96 1.75 RV, Motorcycle 1.00 1.231.081.151.181.18 1.13 Total 1.13 1 . 7, , S U V , T r u c k s 1.17 1.901.942.252.501.90 1.83 RV, Motorcycle 1.00 2.311.491.451.421.75 1.49, performance on Florida’s highways. It is defined as the number of hours a motorized vehicle spends traveling

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SPM1020301WD-722

with lights and reflectors in compliance with applicable Florida motor vehicle laws, including turn, 102-11 is expanded by the following new Subarticles: 102-11.27 MOT Maintenance Services: The quantity to be paid will be the number of hours that MOT duties are performed, beginning when setup, is deleted and the following substituted: 102-13.25 MOT Maintenance Services: Price and payment

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SPM1020301WD-721

with lights and reflectors in compliance with applicable Florida motor vehicle laws, including turn, . ARTICLE 102-11 is expanded by the following new Subarticles: 102-11.28 MOT Maintenance Services: The quantity to be paid will be the number of hours that MOT duties are performed, beginning when setup, 13.23 is deleted and the following substituted: 102-13.23 MOT Maintenance Services: Price

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