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Statewide & D7 Safety Pe rformance Pavement Friction & Safety Wo r k Z one Safety Traffic Safety, direction. District 7 Safety Performance 5 Statewide & D7 Safety Pe rformance Pavement Friction & Safety Wo r k Z one Safety Traffic Safety Initiatives & Innovation Presentation Outline: Pavement Friction & Safety? • Pavement friction is the force that resists the relative motion between a vehicle and a pavement surface. • Pavement friction is a significant factor contributing to traffic
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Statewide & D7 Safety Pe rformance Pavement Friction & Safety Wo r k Z one Safety Traffic Safety, direction. District 7 Safety Performance 5 Statewide & D7 Safety Pe rformance Pavement Friction & Safety Wo r k Z one Safety Traffic Safety Initiatives & Innovation Presentation Outline: Pavement Friction & Safety? • Pavement friction is the force that resists the relative motion between a vehicle and a pavement surface. • Pavement friction is a significant factor contributing to traffic
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2 S 2 (Rate Steeper Than 0.05) Superelevated Pavement S 4 S 2 DESIGN SPEED, MPH 1 : d, - HIGH SPEED ROADWAYS 11/01/23 Outside Edge Of Pavement Inside Edge Of Pavement Pavement Rotated, & Pavement Edges Point Profile Grade Pavement Width Pavement Width Point Profile Grade Pavement Width Outside Edge Of Pavement, Outer Roadway Pavement, Inner Roadway Outside Edge Of * * * * 0.2 L� Pavement Width Pavement Width Profile Grade Points On Plans Slope As Indicated
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– Pedestrian/Bicycle Site Design Toolbox Appendix C – Site Design Development and Review Checklist Tables, ................................................................................... 97 Figure 27 | Inadequate Site Design with Drive-Through Queue Backup onto Arterial ............................ 101 Figure 28 | Pedestrian / Bicycle Site Design, which includes assessing development impacts to all modes of transportation. This Handbook is designed, Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and the FDOT Design Manual (FDM), “A driveway
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– Pedestrian/Bicycle Site Design Toolbox Appendix C – Site Design Development and Review Checklist Tables, ................................................................................... 97 Figure 27 | Inadequate Site Design with Drive-Through Queue Backup onto Arterial ............................ 101 Figure 28 | Pedestrian / Bicycle Site Design, which includes assessing development impacts to all modes of transportation. This Handbook is designed, of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and the FDOT Design Manual (FDM), “A driveway
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for sidewalk curb ramp design, and Standard Plans, Index 711 - 0 01 for crosswalk pavement, for applying pavement markings and signing near marked crosswalks. Engineers may consider adding, Design crosswalks as two parallel 1-foot-wide white lines. Place these lines no less than 6 feet, of crosswalks, roadside development, and other factors. Consult FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Exhibit 230-9, marked crosswalk. To p ic No. 750-000-005 Traffic Engineering Manual January 2023 Pavement Word
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7010100 PROFILED THERMOPLASTIC PAVEMENT MARKINGS COMMENTS FROM INTERNAL/INDUSTRY REVIEW Missy Hollis 414-4182 Melissa.Hollis@dot.state.fl.us Comments: (11-12-15, Internal) This change goes against the Bulletins from last year. The spec was written to coordinate with the bulletin guidance. Why are we not standing with our policy/bulletin guidance? Response: ****************************************************************************** D3 Maintenance Comments: (12-18-15) Design
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2018 FDOT Design Manual, Traffic Design 230 12/18/17 RDB19-03 Signing and Pavement Marking 231 12/01/17 RDB18-08 Lighting 232, Roadway Design 2018 FDOT Design Manual Subscribe to our, the FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Manager: Contact Us Plans Preparation Manual (PPM) (Link) 2018 FDOT Design Manual To view the Implementation Bulletin for the 2018 FDM, please see RDB17-12 Development, 103 12/01/17 Standard Forms 104 Public Involvement 105 Aesthetic Design 106
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of the selected geosynthetics that meet the design shown in the Plans. Alternate designs optimizing, of the FDOT Design Manual. For alternate designs, submit complete design calculations and details which, the design shown in the Plans. Alternate designs optimizing the selected geosynthetic materials must, to substantiate the design meets the requirements of Chapter 263 of the FDOT Design Manual, requirements (i.e., type, spacing, length, etc.) and determination of all design parameters and factors
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that the proper Leaveout (specified area of open space in the pavement) around the posts is reserved, , for any posts installed in rigid pavement such as any thickness of concrete or asphalt. Failure, with the guidance provided by the AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, including, but not limited, Leaveout (specified area of open space in the pavement) around the posts is reserved and filled, installed in rigid pavement such as any thickness of concrete or asphalt. Failure to follow this warning
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that are of particular value in designing SUPs include: Chapter 9B–shared use paths; Chapter 3B–pavement, are required. There are two approval processes used by designers: Design Exceptions and Design, development and environmental planning studies (PD&E); preliminary engineering (PE / design, of trail surfaces or bridges and maintenance (e.g., obligations for pavement, drainage, land, of metal, concrete (“diamond” design standard finish), composite, wood, or similar materials
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Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January 1, 2026 220 - Railroads 1 220 Railroads 220.1, Design Manual January 1, 2026 220 - Railroads 2 220.1.2 Higher-Speed Rails Criteria specifying, crossings. Design considerations are discussed in the AASHTO Green Book. 220.2.1 General – Grade, as tracked changes, with some additional FDOT requirements. Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design, " twice. 8A.13 6 Guidance Standard Change "should" to "must". Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design
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Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips FY 2024-25 1 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Usage Criteria Limited Access – See FDM 211.4.4. Arterials and Collectors – See FDM 210.4.6. Plan Content Requirements See FDM 940 for plan content requirements. Payment Item, , payment for ground-in rumble strips is separate from any accompanying permanent pavement markings
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Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips FY 2025-26 1 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Usage Criteria Limited Access – See FDM 211.4.4 . Arterials and Collectors – See FDM 210.4.6 . Plan Content Requirements See FDM 940 for plan content requirements, permanent pavement markings
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Dec 2024 2025 FDOT Flexible Pavement Design Manual Summary of the Revisions: Chapter 4 o updated chapter per Roadway Design Bulletin 24-06, Friction Course Policy o Section 4.4, final bullet added a reference to the GTR for additional details on where to omit FC-5 near toll facilities; this was for clarification purposes only Chapter 5 o Table 5.4 & Table 5.6 added a new Optional Base Material (Calcarenite); this was also added to the Standard Specifications o Section 5.5
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MISCELLANEOUS ASPHALT PAVEMENT (REV 12-21-21) (FA 2-14-22) (7-22) ARTICLE 339-7 is deleted and the following substituted: 339-7 Method of Measurement. For the work specified under this Section (including the pertinent provisions of Sections 320 and 330), the quantity to be paid, approved quantity revisions) by the design Gmm stated in 334-1.4, then multiplying it, will be determined based on a spread rate of 100 pounds per square yard per inch of design thickness
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Standard Plans Instructions Topic No. 625-010-003 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips FY 2026-27 1 Indexes 546-010 and 546-020 Ground-In Rumble Strips Design Criteria FDOT Design Manual (FDM) Usage Criteria Limited Access – See FDM 211.4.4 . Arterials and Collectors – See FDM 210.4.6 . Plan Content Requirements See FDM 940 for plan content requirements, permanent pavement markings
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: 7100100 Painted Pavement Markings Dear Mr. Nguyen: We are submitting, for your approval, two copies, PAVEMENT MARKINGS (REV 6-14-23) ARTICLE 710-10 is deleted and the following substituted: 710-10, , diagonal lines, chevrons, and parking spaces. 3. The number of pavement messages, symbols, and arrows, . The gross mile measurement will not include designated unmarked lengths at intersections, turn lanes
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Foundation. Shapeandcompact the foundation materials, upon which the pavement is to be constructed, . Upon finishing the pavement over the joint, open and edge the slot with a tool having a 1/4 inch [6 mm] radius. 524-5.2 Method of Placing Slope Pavement: Place slope pavement in vertical strips, 4, Filter Fabric: Locate and construct filter fabric as shown in the plans and Design Standards. 524-6, ditch pavement, when specified, true to line and cross-section, and remove all surplus water
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