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Sheet 9d SIGNS AND PAVEMENT MARKINGS RTD Section 9 Source Item Reference PAVEMENT MARKINGS observe Are pavement markings consistent with those from the MUTCD Manual? Fig C1-5 MUTCD observe Are there lines to delineate sidewalks/paths? Sect. 9.7 Comments Following Site Visit: -general condition of markings -are centerlines or stop lines present? -width of markings? -provincial practice not to use X ? General Comments Regarding Signs & Pavement Markings: -special sign required? -missing signs -visual clutter -obscured view / sightlines -retroreflectivty levels at night Passive Crossings C1.25
RTD Section 10 Passive Crossings C1.26
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TABLE 1: Grade Crossing Safety Asse
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Main Street Rail Crossing Date, 200
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