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1 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) Page 8-3 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS INDEX Regulatory Signs R1-1 STOP R1-2 YIELD R1-2a TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC R2-1 SPEED LIMIT R2-H2a VEHICLES OVER 4 TONS EMPTY/NON COM BUSES R3-2 No Left Turn Symbol Sign R4-1 DO NOT PASS R4-2 PASS WITH CARE R4-3 SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT R4-5 TRUCKS USE RIGHT LANE R4-H5a TRUCKS USE RIGHT 2 LANES R4-9 STAY IN LANE R4-H11 THROUGH TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT R4-H12 THROUGH TRAFFIC KEEP LEFT R9-8 PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALK R9-9 SIDEWALK CLOSED R9-10 SIDEWALK CLOSED / (arrow) / USE OTHER SIDE R9-11 SIDEWALK CLOSED AHEAD / (arrow) / CROSS HERE R9-11a SIDEWALK CLOSED / (arrow) / CROSS HERE R9-H12 CROSSWALK CLOSED R9-H13 CROSSWALK CLOSED / (arrow) / USE OTHER SIDE R10-6 STOP HERE ON RED (arrow) R10-11 NO TURN ON (red ball symbol) R10-H20cP Two Line Distance Plaque R11-2 ROAD CLOSED R11-3 ROAD CLOSED LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY R11-3a ROAD CLOSED MILES AHEAD / LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY R11-3b BRIDGE OUT MILES AHEAD / LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY R11-4 ROAD CLOSED TO THRU TRAFFIC Revised January 16, 2015 Temporary Traffic Control
2 Page 8-4 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) R11-H5a Work Zone Increased Penalty Sign R11-H6 WET PAINT / KEEP OFF R11-H7 DO NOT PASS (vehicle-mounted sign) R11-H8 (Route Marker) CLOSED Warning Signs W1-2 Right (Left) Curve W1-2a Right (Left) Curve with speed advisory W1-4 Right (Left) Reverse Curve W1-4b Two Lane Reverse Curve W1-4c Three Lane Reverse Curve W1-6 Large Arrow W1-H6P MPH W1-7 Large Double Arrow W1-8 Chevron Alignment Sign W o Curve W3-1 Stop Ahead Symbol Sign W3-2 Yield Ahead Symbol Sign W3-3 Signal Ahead Symbol Sign W3-4 BE PREPARED TO STOP W3-H4a PREPARE TO STOP WHEN FLASHING W3-H4b WATCH FOR STOPPED TRAFFIC W3-H4c WATCH FOR SLOWING VEHICLES W3-5 Speed Zone Ahead Symbol Sign W3-5a X MPH SPEED ZONE AHEAD W3-H5b VARIABLE SPEED LIMIT AHEAD W4-1 Merge Symbol Sign W4-2 Lane Reduction Symbol Sign W4-3 Added Lane Symbol Sign W4-5P NO MERGE AREA W4-7 THRU TRAFFIC MERGE LEFT (RIGHT) W5-1 ROAD NARROWS W5-4 RAMP NARROWS W6-3 Two-Way Traffic Symbol Sign Temporary Traffic Control Revised January 16, 2015
3 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) Page 8-5 W6-H3b SINGLE LANE W6-4 Opposing Traffic Lane Divider W7-3aP NEXT MILES W8-1 BUMP W8-2 DIP W8-3 PAVEMENT ENDS W8-4 SOFT SHOULDER W8-5 Slippery When Wet Symbol Sign W8-6 TRUCK CROSSING W8-H6a TRUCKS ENTERING AND EXITING W8-H6aP ON LEFT/RIGHT W8-7 LOOSE GRAVEL W8-8 ROUGH ROAD W8-9 LOW SHOULDER W8-11 UNEVEN LANES W8-12 NO CENTER LINE W8-H12a NO EDGE LINES W8-15 GROOVED PAVEMENT W8-H15a RUMBLE STRIPS W8-17 Shoulder Drop-Off W8-17P SHOULDER DROP-OFF W8-H18a HIGH WATER W8-23 NO SHOULDER W8-H23a NARROW SHOULDER W8-24 STEEL PLATE AHEAD W8-25 SHOULDER ENDS W9-1 LEFT (RIGHT) LANE ENDS W9-2 LANE ENDS MERGE LEFT (RIGHT) W9-3 LEFT/CENTER/RIGHT LANE CLOSED AHEAD W9-H3b CENTER LANE CLOSED W9-H4L LEFT LANE ENDS / MERGE RIGHT W9-H4R RIGHT LANE ENDS / MERGE LEFT W9-H5L LEFT LANE(S) ENDS / (Distance) Revised January 16, 2015 Temporary Traffic Control
4 Page 8-6 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) W9-H5R RIGHT LANE(S) ENDS / (Distance) W11-10 Truck Crossing Symbol Sign W11-H13 ENTRANCE W11-H14P SHOULDER NARROWS W12-1 Double Arrow W13-1P Advisory Speed Plate W13-4P ON RAMP W13-H9 EXIT (RAMP) / MPH / (arrow) W16-2P Distance Plaque ( 2 lines) (FEET) W16-2aP Distance Plaque ( 1 line) (FT) W16-3P Distance Plaque ( 2 lines) (MILES) W16-3aP Distance Plaque (1 line) (MILES) W16-4P NEXT FT W16-7P Supplemental Diagonal Arrow W16-H8P Street Name W16-9P AHEAD W16-15P NEW W19-1 FREEWAY ENDS X MILES W19-2 EXPRESSWAY ENDS 1 MILE W19-3 FREEWAY ENDS W19-4 EXPRESSWAY ENDS W20-1 ROAD WORK AHEAD W20-2 DETOUR AHEAD W20-3 ROAD CLOSED AHEAD W20-4 ONE LANE ROAD AHEAD W20-5 RIGHT (CENTER/LEFT) LANE CLOSED AHEAD W20-5a 2 RIGHT (LEFT) LANES CLOSED AHEAD W20-7 Flagger Symbol Sign W20-7a FLAGGER AHEAD W20-H8 WORK IN EXIT LANE W20-H13 Impending Closure Sign with phone number W20-H14 Impending Closure Sign with agency name W20-H15 EXIT CLOSED Temporary Traffic Control Revised January 16, 2015
5 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) Page 8-7 W20-H15a CLOSED W20-H16 STATE ROUTE CLOSED W20-H17 REST AREA CLOSED AHEAD W21-1 Workers Symbol Sign W21-1a WORKERS W21-2 FRESH OIL (TAR) W21-3 ROAD MACHINERY AHEAD W21-4 SLOW MOVING VEHICLE W21-5 SHOULDER WORK W21-H5 SHOULDER WORK AHEAD W21-5a RIGHT/LEFT SHOULDER CLOSED W21-5b RIGHT/LEFT SHOULDER CLOSED AHEAD W21-6 SURVEY CREW W21-7 UTILITY WORK AHEAD W21-H6 SURVEY CREW AHEAD W21-8 MOWING AHEAD W22-1 BLASTING ZONE AHEAD W22-2 TURN OFF 2-WAY RADIO AND CELL PHONE W22-3 END BLASTING ZONE W23-1 SLOW TRAFFIC AHEAD W23-2 NEW TRAFFIC PATTERN AHEAD W23-H2a SIGNAL OPERATION CHANGED (advance version) W23-H2b SIGNAL OPERATION CHANGED (overhead version) W24-1 Single Lane Shift W24-H1 WET PAINT / (arrow) (vehicle-mounted sign) W24-1a Double Lane Shift W24-1b Triple Lane Shift W24-1c ALL LANES W24-H2a (Symbol) / NEW SIGNAL WILL BEGIN STOP-AND-GO / (date) W24-H2b SIGNAL UNDER STUDY FOR REMOVAL... W24-H2c SIGNAL WILL BE REMOVED W26-H1 WET PAINT / (arrow) (vehicle-mounted sign) W26-H2 WET PAINT / (arrows) (vehicle-mounted sign) Revised January 16, 2015 Temporary Traffic Control
6 Page 8-8 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) W26-H3 WET PAINT (vehicle-mounted sign) W26-H4 CENTERLINE TRUCK AHEAD W26-H5 EDGE LINE PAINTING 1500 FT W26-H6 LANE LINE PAINTING 1500 FT W26-H7 CENTER LINE PAINTING 1500 FT W27-H1 OVERSIZE LOAD (vehicle-mounted sign) W27-H2 SURVEY VEHICLE (vehicle-mounted sign) W27-H3 FREQUENT STOPS (vehicle-mounted sign) W27-H4 SLOW TRUCK AHEAD W27-H5 SLOW TRACTOR AHEAD Guide Signs - Directional D3-1 Street Name D12-H6 RADIO TRAFFIC INFO 1 MILE D12-H7 TRAFFIC INFO / TUNE RADIO TO (frequencies) D12-H8P TRAFFIC ALERT WHEN FLASHING D12-H9 END RADIO TRAFFIC INFO Guide Signs - Markers M4-1a ALT M4-2 BYPASS M4-4 TRUCK M4-5 TO M4-7 TEMPORARY M4-8 DETOUR M4-8a END DETOUR M4-8c OPEN M4-9 DETOUR / (horizontal arrow) M4-9a Pedestrian/Bicycle Detour Symbol Sign M4-H9a PEDESTRIAN DETOUR (arrow) M4-9b Pedestrian DETOUR M4-9c Bicycle DETOUR M4-10 DETOUR Arrow Temporary Traffic Control Revised January 16, 2015
7 Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) Page 8-9 Guide Signs - Miscellaneous E5-H1c E5-H1d This index is intended to serve only as a cross-reference to designs for work zone-related signs located in other chapters of this Sign Designs and Markings Manual. This is not necessarily an all-encompassing list. There may be other signs in other Narrow Exit Gore Sign Narrow Exit Gore Sign E5-2 EXIT OPEN E5-2a E5-H2b E5-H2d E5-H2e E5-H2f EXIT CLOSED EXIT OPEN AHEAD EXIT (arrow) RAMP CLOSED E5-3 EXIT ONLY RAMP CLOSED AHEAD G20-1 ROAD WORK NEXT MILES G20-H1a Number Plate G20-2 END ROAD WORK G20-4 PILOT CAR / FOLLOW ME G20-5aP G20-H5bP WORK ZONE WORK ZONE (January 16, 2015) Temporary Traffic Control
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TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS INDEX Regulatory Signs R1-1 R-1 STOP R1-2 R-2 YIELD R1-2a R-2A TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC R4-1 R-33 DO NOT PASS R4-2 R-34 PASS WITH CARE R4-3 R-35 SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT R4-9
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