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Post-World War II Florida Context

vi Figure 41: Undated Postcard for Shaw’s Motor Court in Lake City (Columbia County) (Courtesy, ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3 Figure 42: ca 1970 Photograph of Toronto Motor Court, Flagler Beach, infrastructure, such as hotels and motels, were used to house the influx of military-related

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and furnish a motor to test run the assembled machinery components for a four hour test run, two hours, the overall ratios and times of operation for manual and motor power, as specified. Proportion the sizes, in the operating machinery power train will be capable of sustaining 300% of the full-load motor torque, in each direction, and 150% of full load motor torque for ninety minutes in each direction. Monitor, . Fornewreducers,runaloadtestwiththeboxloadedto300% of the full motor torque, at rated speed, for 10

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and furnish a motor to test run the assembled machinery components for a four hour test run, two hours, the overall ratios and times of operation for manual and motor power, as specified. Proportion the sizes, in the operating machinery power train will be capable of sustaining 300% of the full-load motor torque, in each direction, and 150% of full load motor torque for ninety minutes in each direction. Monitor, . Fornewreducers,runaloadtestwiththeboxloadedto300% of the full motor torque, at rated speed, for 10

Title VI IP_FDOT_2025. final

traffic studies, and manages the Shared-Use Non-motorized (SUN) Trail Program. The OPP oversees a wide, discriminatory motive or impact 3. Right-of-Way Overview of Department Right of Way (ROW) Operations, that suggest discriminatory motive or impact; survey results of non-minorities differ from those, suggests discriminatory motive or impact; 16 complaint originates in a protected class community

Title VI IP_FDOT_2025. final

traffic studies, and manages the Shared-Use Non-motorized (SUN) Trail Program. The OPP oversees a wide, discriminatory motive or impact 3. Right-of-Way Overview of Department Right of Way (ROW) Operations, that suggest discriminatory motive or impact; survey results of non-minorities differ from those, suggests discriminatory motive or impact; 16 complaint originates in a protected class community

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2024FDM232Signalization

 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 232 – Signalization 232 Signalization 232.1 General Signalization provides an orderly and predictable movement of motorized and non- motorized traffic throughout the highway transportation system. They also provide guidance and warnings to ensure, in display to the motorist. (3) The use of advance and/or overhead lane use signs should be used, be based on the safety of the motorist, visibility of the signal heads, ADA requirements, and access

2024FDM232Signalization

 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 232 – Signalization 232 Signalization 232.1 General Signalization provides an orderly and predictable movement of motorized and non- motorized traffic throughout the highway transportation system. They also provide guidance and warnings to ensure, in display to the motorist. (3) The use of advance and/or overhead lane use signs should be used, of these devices must be based on the safety of the motorist, visibility of the signal heads, ADA

2025FDM232Signalization

 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 232 – Signalization 2 3 2 Signalization 232.1 General Signalization provides an orderly and predictable movement of motorized and non- motorized traffic throughout the highway transportation system. They also provide guidance and warnings to ensure, consistency in display to the motorist. (3) The use of advance and/or overhead lane use signs should be used, of these devices must be based on the safety of the motorist, visibility of the signal heads, ADA

2025FDM232Signalization

 Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual 232 – Signalization 2 3 2 Signalization 232.1 General Signalization provides an orderly and predictable movement of motorized and non- motorized traffic throughout the highway transportation system. They also provide guidance and warnings to ensure, consistency in display to the motorist. (3) The use of advance and/or overhead lane use signs should be used, location of these devices must be based on the safety of the motorist, visibility of the signal

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estimate the performance of the public transit routes. 6. The user can specify non-motorized traffic, the changes in the actuated signal timing due to pedestrian phase activation. H owever, non-motorized

Traffic Records Coordinating Committee

funding through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) Safety Data, electronic reporting of commercial motor vehicle crashes to the State, are still eligible to apply for TRCC funding. The FLHSMV subgrant funding was specific to commercial motor vehicle crash data, of Transportation Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Florida Highway Patrol

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rollers, the Contractor may use vibratory rollers supplemented with trucks, motor graders, or other, of the surface course, the Engineer may require motor grader leveling to bring the base, course bases with a motor grader where the subgrade will not support the use of a mechanical spreader, , motor grader tires, or any other heavy equipment that will effectively exert a compactive effort

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 007 LEGAL REQUIREMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PUBLIC – OVERLOADED EQUIPMENT. (REV 11-7-13) (FA 11-15-13) (7-14) SUBARTICLE 7-7.2 is deleted and the following substituted: 7-7.2 Overloaded Equipment: Do not operate on any road, street or bridge including a Department owned temporary bridge, any hauling unit or equipment loaded in excess of: (1) the maximum weights specified in the Florida Highway Patrol, Commercial Motor Vehicle Manual (Trucking Manual), or (2) lower weight limits

Freight and Rail

that improve rail and motor carrier safety; enhancing multimodal networks that drive commerce, bringing, Administration Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Federal Highway Administration Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Newsroom Emergency Updates, Florida Department of Transportation freight, multimodal, operations, rail office, motor

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): Contract: Contract Time: Vendor Ranking Furnishing, Installing, Maintaining and Removal of MOT, , Maintaining and Removal of MOT N/A Contract Descr: Unit Price Quantity Line No / Item ID Unit Price, 750.00000 87,000.00 0055 E102100 MOT MAINTENANCE SERVICES 3,680.000 HR 40.00000 147,200.00

Design Update Training - 2013

Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Update - Review of the major changes made to MOT Design Standards, design guidance - Shoulder gutter locations - Temporary Maintenance Of Traffic (MOT) drainage - French