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TRUM Vol 3 Part 10

Contents

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  • 1Purpose
  • 2Definitions
  • 3Design principles
  • 4Toll point and toll payment information signs
  • 5Other toll road information signs
  • 6Example toll point sign layouts
  • 7Toll road information on direction signs
    • 7.1General
    • 7.2Colour schemes for direction signs with toll road information
    • 7.3TOLL patch on direction signs
    • 7.4Determining the direction sign main background colour for different sign styles
    • 7.5Stacked style direction signs
    • 7.6Diagrammatic advance direction signs
    • 7.7Overhead lane designation style direction signs
    • 7.8Exit direction signs
    • 7.9Direction sign located some distance from a toll point
    • 7.10Destinations on a direction sign which are via a different route
    • 7.11Reassurance direction signs
    • 7.12Direction signs for an EXIT to a non-tolled road, with a toll point on the exit ramp
    • 7.13Direction signs for an EXIT with the toll point located between the sign and the exit
    • 7.14Direction signs for an ENTRY to a toll road with a toll point on the on ramp
    • 7.15Intersection direction signs
    • 7.16Direction signs in tunnels for toll roads
  • 8Pavement marking and patches for toll roads
  • 9Example layouts for direction signs in advance of or on a toll road
  • 10Further information or assistance

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© The State of Queensland (Department of Transport and Main Roads) 2020.

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