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MUTCD Part 3

Contents

  • Copyright
  • About this document
  • How to use this document
  • Definitions
  • Relationship table
  • 1Scope and general
  • 3Traffic guidance scheme
  • 4Function, description and use of standard signs and devices
    • 4.2Selection and use
    • 4.6Signs and devices for work site approaches and departures
    • 4.7Signs and devices for regulatory control of traffic
    • 4.8Detour signs
    • 4.9Road condition signs
    • 4.10Signs and devices for road and lane closures
    • 4.11Devices for delineating and indicating the travelled path
    • 4.12Containment fences and road safety barrier systems
    • 4.14Vehicle mounted signs and devices
    • 4.17Signs and devices for managing pedestrians
    • 4.20Other signs and devices
    • 4.22Variable message signs used at roadworks
    • 4.23Use of supplementary devices at roadworks to reduce speed
    • 4.24Display of electronic signs
    • 4.25Changeable message signs
  • Appendices
  • Appendix AAdditional multi-message signs (normative)
  • Appendix BMulti-message sign combinations (informative)
  • Appendix CSupplementary list of temporary roadworks signs (normative)

Appendices#

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Page 49 of MUTCD Part 3p. 49
Source: MUTCD Part 3 · page 49 Open PDF at this page Search this document
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