1. Miscellaneous MOT issues
Presented by:
Stefanie D. Maxwell, P.E.
FDOT Central Office Construction
August 25, 2006

2. Critical Requirements
MOT Process Reviews
Review Districts every other year
Concurrence with Guidelists and Critical Requirements
Critical Requirements

3. MOT Process Reviews (cont’d)
Test pavement markings
Retroreflectivity
color

4. Pavement Marking - Paint Retroreflectivity Requirements
Effective January 2006
300 white
250 yellow
Contractor to submit at any time but FDOT has 3 days from receipt to verify, if necessary
Training is coming

5. MOT Process Reviews (cont’d)
Test work zone sign sheeting
Retroreflectivity
color

6. Qualified Products List
Pavement Markings – Paint, Thermo, RPMs, etc.
Traffic Control Devices – Barricades, Drums, Warning Lights, CMS, etc.

7. QPL Alleged Deficiency Form # 630-020-01

8. High Visibility Safety Apparel FDOT DS Index 600 – July 2006

9. Portable Work zone sign supports
FDOT Design Standards Index 600
QPL Website: Portable sign stand

10. Documentation required for LS items or LS jobs
NONE
No station to station
No daily worksheets
No certification of quantities
Submit request for payment on invoice
See Prep & Doc Manual, Chapter
Retroreflectivity certification is required

11. Put copy of Retroreflectivity form here
Put copy of Retroreflectivity form here
This is what the retroreflectivity form looks like.
You can find this on the Construction Office website at this address.

12. Questions? Contact Stefanie D. Maxwell, P.E.
(850)
Stefanie’s Hwy
Next Exit
In summary, reflectivity applies to ALL painted pavement markings, regardless of the surface, work zone and final surface. CLICK
Section 102 and section 710 is where you find reflectivity requirements. CLICK
Since most everyone is using a 30 meter geometry instrument, the retroreflectivity requirements are 250 for white and 175 for yellow. CLICK