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Library›MRTS14›20 Steel beam guardrail and end treatments (public domain)
MRTS14

Contents

  • Copyright
  • 1Introduction
  • 2Definition of terms
  • 3Referenced documents
  • 4Standard test methods
  • 5Quality system requirements
  • 6Surplus material
  • 7Demolition of road furniture and roadside structures
  • 8Removal and salvage of road furniture
  • 9Removal and re-erection of road furniture
  • 10Road edge guide posts
  • 11Fencing
  • 12Gates
  • 13Supply of road sign faces
  • 14Installation of road signs
  • 15Project signs
  • 16Contractor’s information signs
  • 17Grids
  • 18Road safety barrier systems
  • 19Concrete road safety barrier (public domain)
  • 20Steel beam guardrail and end treatments (public domain)
    • 20.1General
    • 20.2Manufacture
    • 20.3Supplier
    • 20.4Material requirements
    • 20.5Fabrication of guardrail components
    • 20.6Installation
  • 21Proprietary barrier systems and end treatments
  • 22Tactile ground surface indicators (TGSI)
  • 23Supplementary requirements

20.1General#

Public domain steel barrier systems and end treatments are NOT to be used on new projects or installations. Clause 20 has been retained for the purposes of maintaining existing installations when repairs and replacements can be reasonably and readily undertaken.

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