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TRUM Vol 1 Part 5

Contents

  • Copyright
  • Licence
  • CC BY licence summary statement
  • Translating and interpreting assistance
  • Feedback
  • 3Road space allocation
  • 3.2-1Route Assessment Guidelines for Multi-Combination Vehicles in Queensland
  • 3.3-1Pedestrian fencing
  • 1Use of pedestrian fencing
  • 2Alternatives to fencing
  • 3Pedestrian crossing facilities
  • 4Pedestrian safety considerations
  • 3.3-2Guidelines for 3-2-1 green reflector informal heavy vehicle stopping places
  • Warrant for provision
  • 1Installation and site selection
  • Reflector placement
  • Site condition requirement
  • Access to site
  • Sight distance
  • Mainstream traffic
  • Maintenance
  • Sample assessment criteria
  • 2Future planning and potential
  • Upgrading of sites to ‘formal’ status
  • Appendix 1Sample assessment criteria
  • Glossary
  • Appendix 2Introduction of 3-2-1 green delineator
  • 4Lane management
  • 4.3-1S-lane

Reflector placement#

The green reflectors should be placed in vertical position on the guide post below the existing reflector, spacing should be clear for the drivers to be able to differentiate the number of reflectors per post.

Drawings from the original pages

Figure 1 – Site selection of 3-2-1 green reflectorsp. 12
Source: TRUM Vol 1 Part 5 · page 12 Open PDF at this page Search this document
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