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Event TM Design Guidelines

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  • 1Introduction
  • 2Planning event traffic management
    • 2.1Events
    • 2.2Event traffic management plans
    • 2.3Process
    • 2.4Inputs
    • 2.5Scoping process
    • 2.6Risk management
    • 2.7Options analysis
    • 2.8Event staging plans
    • 2.9Traffic guidance schemes
    • 2.10Traffic controllers, police and event traffic marshals
    • 2.11Implementation and removal
    • 2.12Notification and communication
    • 2.13Incident management
    • 2.14Post event traffic management plan evaluation
  • 3Designing for events
    • 3.1Overview
    • 3.2Advance warning
      • 3.2.1Official traffic signs for events
      • 3.2.2EVENT AHEAD (ETM01)
      • 3.2.3EVENT IN PROGRESS (ETM02)
      • 3.2.4END EVENT (ETM03)
      • 3.2.5Cyclists Racing (symbolic) (ETM04)
      • 3.2.6Cyclists Riding (symbolic) (ETM05)
      • 3.2.7Share the Road (event) (ETM06, ETM09, ETM13)
      • 3.2.8Runners (symbolic) (ETM07)
      • 3.2.9Walkers (symbolic) (ETM08)
      • 3.2.10NEXT …km (ETM10)
      • 3.2.11CYCLING EVENT day / date (ETM11)
      • 3.2.12CYCLISTS AHEAD / FOLLOWING (ETM12)
    • 3.3Separating participants and spectators from traffic
    • 3.4Managing conflict points
  • 4Static events
  • 5Cycling events
  • 6Pedestrian / running events
  • 7Parades / marches
  • 8Convoys and vehicle touring
  • Appendix A

3.2.10NEXT …km (ETM10)#

The ‘NEXT …km’ (ETM10) sign may be used in conjunction with the other event signs in the ETM series to warn road users to expect event conditions over longer distances.

Figure 3.2.10(a) – NEXT …km (ETM10_1)
Figure 3.2.10(a) – NEXT …km (ETM10_1)p. 31
Figure 3.2.10(b) – NEXT …km (ETM10_2)
Figure 3.2.10(b) – NEXT …km (ETM10_2)p. 31
Source: Event TM Design Guidelines · page 31 Open PDF at this page Search this document
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