Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology Chapter 4 Types of Signs Traffic Signs 101 November 20, 2014.

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Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology Chapter 4 Types of Signs Traffic Signs 101 November 20, 2014

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 2 Types of Signs  Functional Classifications of Traffic Signs –Refer to Chapter 2

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 3 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type  Type A signs –large breakaway guide, directional, or informational signs –normally installed on mainline freeways, expressways –occasionally on conventional roads Section 4.1.1

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 4 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type  Type C signs –Primarily regulatory, warning, route marker assemblies, and auxiliaries, as found in the Standard Signs Manual –Most common sign type –Typically installed on driven U posts or square tube posts Around the year 1960, MnDOT did have a Type B sign. These signs were on one small wide flange post (W4X13 or W5X16) in concrete and Type C signs were installed on wood posts or U posts. Around 1962 MnDOT dropped the Type B signs and installed only Type C signs on U posts or X posts (two U posts back to back).

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 5 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type –Type D signs are the smaller guide, destination, or informational signs.

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 6 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type –Type OH – mounted overhead sign support (no walkway or sign lighting)

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 7 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type –OH – Sign Bridge

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 8 Basic Information/Background  Department Classification by Sign Design Type –OH - bridge mounted (may or may not include walkway and sign lighting)

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 9 Basic Information/Background Type EA signs are exit number panels attached with U-posts to Type A sign panels

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 10 Basic Information/Background Type EO signs are exit number panels attached with U- posts to Type OH sign panels.

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 11 Types of Signs  Regulatory Signs –Application of Regulatory Signs –Establishment of Priorities –MN MUTCD Chapter 2BMN MUTCD Chapter 2B

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 12 Types of Signs  Warning Signs –MN MUTCD Chapter 2C HandoutMN MUTCD Chapter 2C Handout

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 13 Types of Signs  Guide Signing –MN MUTCD Chapter 2D and 2E HandoutsMN MUTCD Chapter 2D and 2E Handouts

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 14 Types of Signs  Work Zone and Detour Signing –Devices used on construction or maintenance work shall conform to latest edition of the MN MUTCD MnDOT Standard Specifications for Construction all other appropriate MnDOT technical manuals

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 15 Types of Signs  2013 Standard Signs Summary 2013 Standard Signs Summary

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology Visit to the Sign Shop! 16

Office of Traffic, Safety and Technology 17 Types of Signs  Comments?  Questions?