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Final-Gov-Bd-Mtg-Minutes-01_27_22

themselves. A motion to allow online members to participate in the meeting due, by Commissioner Vanessa Baugh, Sarasota/Manatee MPO. The motion was approved unanimously, Bender, Florida-Alabama TPO, seconded. The motion carried unanimously. 4 PUBLIC COMMENTS No public, . Commissioner Bill Dozier, Bay County TPO, made a motion to approve the morning meetings for the Staff, , seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Discussion: • The start time for the Staff Directors

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2340 CVO Newsletter_Fall 2023 FINAL

. Administration of the Commercial Motor Vehicle Review Board (CMVRB): This board reviews and renders rulings, the Charge with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Innovative Technology Deployment (ITD, Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) ITD Core requirements compliance is the deployment, industry partners and participating in Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA, Commercial Motor Vehicle Review Board to review all protests for commercial vehicle citations

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20240320_CTD_Business_Meeting_Packet

RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve Minutes from December 11, 2023 Commission Business Meeting. MEETING SUMMARY, for a motion to approve the minutes from the September 15, 2023, meeting. ACTION TAKEN: Commissioner Knight moved, and Commissioner Tellez seconded the motion, to approve the minutes from September 15, 2023, meeting. The motion carried unanimously. Approval of 2024 Commission Business Meeting Schedule, for a motion to approve the tentative business meeting schedule for 2024: ACTION TAKEN

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16-ADA-Design-FDM2023

increase in travel time or trip length , exposure to motorized traffic , or substantial elevation, or crossing island is provided). (3) sight distance for both the pedestrian and motorist is not adequate, in the design to remedy these conditions. Features like o verhead signing can help alert motorists, , separate motorized traffic from bicycle traffic whenever possible. The higher the volumes of motorized, not create more than a 30% increase in the length of the non-motorized facility or not longer

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42612-Governing-Board-Minutes

of Minutes A motion was made by Councilmember Thomas Leonardo, Lee County MPO, to approve the January 26, 2012 minutes. A second was received from Mayor Rocky Randels, Space Coast TPO. The motion, to approve MPOAC Resolution 2012-01 adopting the 2-Year UPWP for FY 2012/13-2013/14. The motion was seconded by Commissioner David Garofalo Sr., Sarasota/Manatee MPO. The motion carried unanimously, . Glassman replied that it is $18,000 annually. Mayor Walter T. Kelley, Bay County TPO, made a motion

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Chapter18 SigningAndMarking 2024

strain pole and/or mast arm may vary. However, it shall not interfere with the motorist’s view, ) is to convey timely and important en-route and roadside information to motorists and travelers, be used on signs intended for motor vehicle operators. Shared use path sign sizing for traffic

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18_Signing_and_Marking_Redlines

, it shall not interfere with the motorist’s view of the signal heads. The preferred location, information to motorists and travelers. Further information on how DMS signs may be used can be found, . At a minimum, the “Conventional Road” size shall be used on signs intended for motor vehicle operators

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Truck Parking

and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrations (FMCSA) hours-of-service (HOS) rules. Florida’s, , movement, motor, carrier, motor carrier, transportation Truck Parking

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2340 TIM Newsletter_Fall 2023_final (1)

a safer transportation system for motorists and incident response agencies, the FDOT Central Office, . Together, we have responded to the needs of motorists while making every effort to create a safer, system by collaborating with our industry partners and participating in Fe d e ral Motor Carrier, Clearance (RISC) Program. » Serving as the Chairman of the Commercial Motor Vehicle Review Board, was an Officer , Sergeant, and Lieutenant for FDOT’s Office of Motor Carrier Compliance for 16 years

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florida hsip report 2024

Pedestrians and Bicyclists, Aging Road Users, Motorcyclists and Motor Scooter Users, Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators, and Teen Drivers. Emphasis areas included in the User Behavior category, of serious injuries, and the fatality rate. The serious injury rate and the number of non-motorized fatal, several 2024 Florida Highway Safety Improvement Program Page 9 of 164 analyses of non-motorist, with HSIP planning. They include the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

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florida hsip report 2024 rev01

of serious injuries, and the fatality rate. The serious injury rate and the number of non-motorized fatal, and Intersections. The Road Users category includes Pedestrians and Bicyclists, Aging Road Users, Motorcyclists and Motor Scooter Users, Commercial Motor Vehicle Operators, and Teen Drivers. Emphasis areas, Page 9 of 164 analyses of non-motorist (cyclist or pedestrian) involved crashes and intersection, of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), Florida Highway Patrol (FHP), Florida Sheriffs

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MPOAC-Staff-Directors-Meeting-Minutes-Jan-30-2020-FINAL

MPOAC Staff Directors’ Advisory Committee meeting. Donald Scott, Lee County MPO, seconded. The motion, , a motorized bicycle may use the same route. Three different classes of bicycles are covered in the bill including pedal bicycles, motorized bicycles, and pedal assist- motorized bicycles capable, and asked for a motion of endorsement to align the AMPO and NARC dues with a scheduled double payment in year two of the UPWP. Dave Hutchinson, Sarasota/Manatee, MPO made the motion. Beth Alden

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E4X61ExhibitA

– Maintenance and Inventory Management System MOT – Maintenance of Traffic MVDS – Microwave Vehicle, activities involve MOT/lane closures or equipment downtime for the term of the Contract. Based, maintenance schedule, the ITS Maintenance Contractor shall identify all Maintenance of Traffic (MOT, designee) for approval as detailed in MOT Requirements section of this Scope of Services document, of Preventive Maintenance visits;  Proposed locations of site visits;  Device ID number;  MOT

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E8V50BidTabs

 Percent Of Low Bid Total Bid Rank Vendor Bid Type Bid Status 1 FLORIDA MOT, CORP $469,399.00, Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, LLC (3) ACME BARRICADES LC, ) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, LLC (3) ACME BARRICADES LC Units ( ) indicates, Description Alternate Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, LLC (3, Ext Amount Unit Price Item Description Alternate Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2

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E1X64-R0BidTabs

 Percent Of Low Bid Total Bid Rank Vendor Bid Type Bid Status 1 FLORIDA MOT, CORP $40,540.00, Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) SCOTT SAFETY, LLC (3) ACME BARRICADES LC Units, Alternate Ext Amount Ext Amount (1) FLORIDA MOT, CORP (2) SCOTT SAFETY, LLC (3) ACME BARRICADES LC, 1,000.00000 1,000.00 500.00000 500.00 1,500.00000 1,500.00 0060 E102100 MOT MAINTENANCE SERVICES, 0060 E102100 MOT MAINTENANCE SERVICES 720.000 HR 80.00000 57,600.00 $89,755.00 Section Totals

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