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FL_FY2022_Annual Report Revised Final - 06.02.23

Requalification Schedule & Requirements

2-Year On-line Requalification, TDS & Sample 102022 Stop/Slow Paddle 2-Year On-line Requalification, Regulatory Signs 2-Year On-line Requalification 102051 Trailer Mounted Incident Management 2-Year, ) 700038 Non-Standard Sign Post 2-Year On-line Requalification 700031 In-Street Signs 2-Year

FMTP24_TM6_Project Prioritzation

Chapter 1: The Role of Rail in Statewide Transportation

is designing and constructing dynamic envelope pavement markings, “Do Not Stop On Tracks” signs

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, TWO SIDED, FREE SWINGING STREET NAME SIGNS. 700-5-22: EXISTING CCTV CAMERA SYSTEM AND TRAFFIC, 630-2-11 (1 RUN,1L) 2 EA 635-2-11 DOWNSTREAM OF STOP BAR (TYP.) ZONES ARE 6'X40', EXTENDING 5

Florida TIM Responder - June 2020

, there is a huge desire from the TIM community to create a one- stop location and enable informed decision, the placement of traffic diversion and route closure signs. These plans are developed based on FDOT Standard

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that are under construction during the survey. Areas having signs indicating the section is under construction, ) • Raised lettering and stop bars Rigid Pavement Condition Survey Handbook, March 2025 Page 9 TABLE

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at the stop line is changed from “Mono-Colorless’ to “Bi-directional Colorless/Red”. Index, Manual (Topic Number 750-00-005) Section 2.1, Slippery when wet signs shall be placed in advance of all

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at the stop line is changed from “Mono-Colorless’ to “Bi-directional Colorless/Red”. Index No. 17355, Manual (Topic Number 750-00-005) Section 2.1, Slippery when wet signs shall be placed in advance of all

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" FOR DIAGONALS AND CHEVRONS LF 750.000 0711- 11-125 THERMOPLASTIC, STANDARD, WHITE, SOLID, 24" FOR STOP, PANEL CLEANING, GROUND MOUNTED SIGNS SF 200.000 E700- 30- 2 SIGN PANEL OVERLAY, MULTI POST SF 500.000

E4X48 Attachment III Henry Kinney Tunnel Standard Operations Procedures (Draft)

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) Adjustment of private facilities (ie: signs, fences, irrigation) unless covered as a part of a right

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facilities (ie: signs, fences, irrigation) unless covered as a part of a right-of-way agreement

2025FDM210ArterialsCollectors

additional guidelines for street side bus stop facilities, location, and design. 210.2.3 On-Street, be sufficiently delineated by color and texture contrast of vegetative cover, mounded earth, shrubs, signs, . 210.3.2.3 Refuge Islands Refuge islands provide an area for pedestrians and bicyclists to stop, , in some situations, signs or turn restrictions could help address pedestrian visibility concerns

Noise Practitioners Handbook_July 2025

a through lane(s), auxiliary lane(s), interchange lane(s)/ramp(s), weigh station(s), rest stop(s

87072000_Safety Study_SR 985_SW 107 Av from NW 7 St to SR 836 WB Ramps - Final

the east and west legs crossing.  Consider installing ‘Turning Vehicles Stop for Pedestrians’ signs, coordination with the Miami‐Dade County Traffic Signal and Signs Office. Note that one of the signal timing, ‐leg crosswalk.  Consider installing NO PEDESTRIAN CROSSING (R9‐3) signs supplemented with USE, with pushbuttons and pedestrian signs to cross the south leg of the intersection. There are internally illuminated street name signs facing all approaches. The existing lane configuration geometry

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Transit and Affordable Housing Final_Report_TM5_v3

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