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TN195 TGS Worked Examples

Contents

  • Copyright
  • Licence
  • CC BY licence summary statement
  • Translating and interpreting assistance
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  • 1Introduction and purpose
  • 2Definitions and abbreviations
  • 3List of worked examples
  • 4Detail of worked examples
    • 4.1Example 1 – Lane closure with traffic control on a multi-lane, high-speed, divided road
      • 4.1.1Scenario
      • 4.1.2Understanding contractor requirements
      • 4.1.3Traffic Management Plan
      • 4.1.4Designing the Traffic Guidance Scheme
      • Multi-message sign arrangement
      • Multi-message sign arrangements
      • Additional PREPARE TO STOP sign
      • STOP HERE sign
      • Multi-message sign arrangements
      • Implementation
      • Removal

3List of worked examples#

Further detail on the following list of worked examples is provided in Section 4:

  • Example 1 – Lane closure with traffic control on a multi-lane, high-speed divided road
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