Relationship table#

Section	Clause	Description
1	1	Scope and general
1.1	Scope	Accepted
1.2	Referenced documents	Accepted with amendments
1.3	Definitions
1.3.1	Aspect	Accepted
1.3.2	Controlled area	Accepted
1.3.3	May	Accepted with amendments
1.3.4	Multiple display aspect	Accepted
1.3.5	Pelican crossing	Not accepted
1.3.6	Roadway	Accepted
1.3.7	Shall	Accepted with amendments
1.3.8	Should	Accepted with amendments
1.3.9	Signal display	Accepted
1.3.10	Traffic signal	Accepted
1.3.11	Overhead lane control devices	Accepted
1.3.12	Smart pedestrian crossing	New
1.3.13	Crosswalk	New
1.3.14	Public transport vehicle	New
1.3.15	Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ)	New
1.3.16	Innovative treatments	New
1.4	Variation to treatments and Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland certification	New
2		Description of signal displays
2.1	General	Accepted
2.2	Steady displays for vehicles
2.2.1	Circle displays	Accepted
2.2.2	Arrow displays at intersections	Accepted with amendments
2.2.3	Overhead lane control displays (not at intersections)	Accepted
2.3	Flashing displays
2.3.1	Flashing yellow circle	Accepted
2.3.2	Flashing yellow arrow	Accepted
2.3.3	Flash cycle	Accepted
2.4	Pedestrian displays	Accepted with amendments
2.5	Bicycle displays	Accepted with amendments

Table in words

Section 1.1 Scope is Accepted.
Section 1.2 Referenced documents is Accepted with amendments.
Section 1.3.1 Aspect is Accepted.
Section 1.3.2 Controlled area is Accepted.
Section 1.3.3 May is Accepted with amendments.
Section 1.3.4 Multiple display aspect is Accepted.
Section 1.3.5 Pelican crossing is Not accepted.
Section 1.3.6 Roadway is Accepted.
Section 1.3.7 Shall is Accepted with amendments.
Section 1.3.8 Should is Accepted with amendments.
Section 1.3.9 Signal display is Accepted.
Section 1.3.10 Traffic signal is Accepted.
Section 1.3.11 Overhead lane control devices is Accepted.
Section 1.3.12 Smart pedestrian crossing is New.
Section 1.3.13 Crosswalk is New.
Section 1.3.14 Public transport vehicle is New.
Section 1.3.15 Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ) is New.
Section 1.3.16 Innovative treatments is New.
Section 1.4 Variation to treatments and Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland certification is New.
Section 2.1 General is Accepted.
Section 2.2.1 Circle displays is Accepted.
Section 2.2.2 Arrow displays at intersections is Accepted with amendments.
Section 2.2.3 Overhead lane control displays (not at intersections) is Accepted.
Section 2.3.1 Flashing yellow circle is Accepted.
Section 2.3.2 Flashing yellow arrow is Accepted.
Section 2.3.3 Flash cycle is Accepted.
Section 2.4 Pedestrian displays is Accepted with amendments.
Section 2.5 Bicycle displays is Accepted with amendments.

Section	Clause	Description
2.6	Public transport and emergency vehicle displays
2.6.1	Symbol types	Accepted
2.6.2	Purpose of displays	Accepted
3		Arrangement of signal aspects
3.1	General principles	Not accepted
3.2	Signal face layouts at intersections	Not accepted
3.3	Signal face layouts for public transport and emergency vehicle control	Not accepted
3.4	Signal face layouts for overhead lane control devices	Not accepted
3.5	Sign alternatives for non-changing aspects	Not accepted
3.6	Signal face layouts for pedestrian and bicycle control	Not accepted
3.7	Two-aspect signal faces	Not accepted
3.8	Sequence of signal displays
3.8.1	Vehicle signal faces	Not accepted
3.8.2	Two aspect pedestrian and bicycle signal faces	Not accepted
4		Location of signal faces
4.1	General
4.1.1	Application	Not accepted
4.1.2	Designation and function	Not accepted
4.1.3	Positioning of secondary and tertiary signal faces	Not accepted
4.1.4	Overhead signal faces	Not accepted
4.2	Signal face locations at intersections
4.2.1	General	Not accepted
4.2.2	Circle aspects	Not accepted
4.2.3	Turn arrow aspects	Not accepted
4.2.4	Pedestrian aspects	Not accepted
4.2.5	Bicycle aspects	Not accepted
4.3	Signal face locations at mid-block pedestrian crossings	Not accepted
5		Design and installation of signal equipment
5.1	Design and size of aspect	Accepted
5.2	Lantern mounting height	Accepted
5.3	Target boards	Accepted
5.4	Aiming and shielding of lanterns	Accepted
5.5	Visors and louvres

Table in words

Section 2.6.1 Symbol types is Accepted.
Section 2.6.2 Purpose of displays is Accepted.
Section 3.1 General principles is Not accepted.
Section 3.2 Signal face layouts at intersections is Not accepted.
Section 3.3 Signal face layouts for public transport and emergency vehicle control is Not accepted.
Section 3.4 Signal face layouts for overhead lane control devices is Not accepted.
Section 3.5 Sign alternatives for non-changing aspects is Not accepted.
Section 3.6 Signal face layouts for pedestrian and bicycle control is Not accepted.
Section 3.7 Two-aspect signal faces is Not accepted.
Section 3.8.1 Vehicle signal faces is Not accepted.
Section 3.8.2 Two aspect pedestrian and bicycle signal faces is Not accepted.
Section 4.1.1 Application is Not accepted.
Section 4.1.2 Designation and function is Not accepted.
Section 4.1.3 Positioning of secondary and tertiary signal faces is Not accepted.
Section 4.1.4 Overhead signal faces is Not accepted.
Section 4.2.1 General is Not accepted.
Section 4.2.2 Circle aspects is Not accepted.
Section 4.2.3 Turn arrow aspects is Not accepted.
Section 4.2.4 Pedestrian aspects is Not accepted.
Section 4.2.5 Bicycle aspects is Not accepted.
Section 4.3 Signal face locations at mid-block pedestrian crossings is Not accepted.
Section 5.1 Design and size of aspect is Accepted.
Section 5.2 Lantern mounting height is Accepted.
Section 5.3 Target boards is Accepted.
Section 5.4 Aiming and shielding of lanterns is Accepted.

Section	Clause	Description
5.5.1	Visors	Accepted
5.5.2	Louvres	Accepted
5.6	Pedestrian push buttons	Accepted
5.7	Cyclist push buttons	Accepted
6		Signs, pavement markings and geometric requirements
6.1	Signs
6.1.1	General	Accepted with amendments
6.1.2	Application	Accepted with amendments
6.1.3	Illuminated signs	Accepted
6.2	Pavement markings
6.2.1	Stop lines	Accepted
6.2.2	Pedestrian crosswalks	Accepted
6.2.3	Intersection arrows	Accepted
6.2.4	Turn lines	Accepted
6.3	Sight distance to signals	Accepted
7		Special situations
7.1	Signals for emergency service facilities	Accepted with amendments
7.2	Advance warning traffic signal sign assemblies
7.2.1	General	Accepted with amendments
7.2.2	Design and operation	Accepted
7.2.3	Location and installation	Accepted
7.3	Ramp metering signals	Accepted
7.4	Roundabout metering signals	Accepted with amendments
7.5	Left turn on red after stopping
7.5.1	General description	Not accepted
7.5.2	Guides for the provision of LTOR	Not accepted
7.5.3	Other factors	Not accepted
A	Longitudinal location and timing of advance warning traffic signal sign assemblies (informative)	Accepted

Table in words

Section 5.5.1 Visors is Accepted.
Section 5.5.2 Louvres is Accepted.
Section 5.6 Pedestrian push buttons is Accepted.
Section 5.7 Cyclist push buttons is Accepted.
Section 6 Signs, pavement markings and geometric requirements.
Section 6.1.1 General is Accepted with amendments.
Section 6.1.2 Application is Accepted with amendments.
Section 6.1.3 Illuminated signs is Accepted.
Section 6.2.1 Stop lines is Accepted.
Section 6.2.2 Pedestrian crosswalks is Accepted.
Section 6.2.3 Intersection arrows is Accepted.
Section 6.2.4 Turn lines is Accepted.
Section 6.3 Sight distance to signals is Accepted.
Section 7.1 Signals for emergency service facilities is Accepted with amendments.
Section 7.2.1 General is Accepted with amendments.
Section 7.2.2 Design and operation is Accepted.
Section 7.2.3 Location and installation is Accepted.
Section 7.3 Ramp metering signals is Accepted.
Section 7.4 Roundabout metering signals is Accepted with amendments.
Section 7.5.1 General description is Not accepted.
Section 7.5.2 Guides for the provision of LTOR is Not accepted.
Section 7.5.3 Other factors is Not accepted.
Appendix A Longitudinal location and timing of advance warning traffic signal sign assemblies (informative) is Accepted.