APPENDIX C. SIGNING INDEX. Regulatory Signs
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1 2005 Edition Appendix C-1 APPENDIX C. SIGNING INDEX Regulatory Signs R1-1 R1-2 R1-2a R1-3 R1-4 Sec. 2B.04 Sec. 2B.08 Sec. 2B.08 Sec. 2B.04 Sec. 2B.04 R1-5 R1-5a R1-6 R2-1 R2-2 R2-H2a Sec. 2B.11 Sec. 2B.11 Sec. 2B.12 Sec. 2B.13 Sec. 2B.14 Sec. 2B.14 R2-H2b R2-H2c R2-3 R2-4 R2-4a Sec. 2B.13 Sec. 2B.13 Sec. 2B.15 Sec. 2B.16 Sec. 2B.16 R2-6 R3-1 R3-1a R3-2 R3-2a R3-3 Sec. 2B.17 Sec. 2B.19 Sec. 8B.06 Sec. 2B.19 Sec. 8B.06 Sec. 2B.19 Sec. 10C.09 Sec. 10C.09
2 Appendix C Edition Regulatory Signs - continued R3-4 R3-5 R3-5a R3-5b R3-5c R3-5d Sec. 2B.19 Sec. 2B.21 Sec. 2B.21 Sec. 2B.21 Sec. 2B.21 Sec. 2B.21 R3-5e R3-5f R3-5g R3-6 R3-7 R3-8 Sec. 2B.21 Sec.2B.21 Sec. 2B.21 Sec.2B.22 Sec.2B. 21 Sec.2B AM 4-6 PM ONLY OTHER TIMES R3-8a R3-8b R3-9a R3-9b R3-9d Sec. 2B. 23 Sec.2B. 23 Sec. 2B.24 Sec. 2B.24 Sec. 2B.25 CENTER LANE DO NOT USE 7-9 AM MON-FRI END REVERSE LANE 400 FEET BEGIN REVERSE LANE 400 FEET ONLY END REVERSE LANE HOV 2+ONLY 2 OR MORE PERSONS R3-9f R3-9g R3-9h R3-9i R3-10 Sec. 2B.25 Sec. 2B.25 Sec. 2B.25 Sec. 2B.25 Sec. 2B.26 R3-10a R3-10b R3-11 R3-11a R3-11b R3-11c Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26
3 2005 Edition Appendix C-3 Regulatory Signs - continued R3-12 R3-12a R3-12b R3-13 R3-13a Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.28 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 R3-14 R3-14a R3-14b R3-15 R3-15a Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 Sec. 2B.26 R3-17 R3-17a R3-17b R3-18 R4-1 Sec. 9B.04 Sec. 9B.04 Sec. 9B.04 Sec. 2B.19 Sec. 2B.29 R4-2 R4-3 R4-4 R4-5 R4-6 R4-7 Sec. 2B.30 Sec. 2B.31 Sec. 9B.05 Sec. 2B.32 Sec. 2B.32 Sec. 2B.33
4 Appendix C Edition Regulatory Signs - continued R4-7a R4-7b R4-8 R4-9 R4-10 R4-H11 R4-H12 Sec. 2B.33 Sec. 2B.33 Sec. 2B.33 Sec. 6F.11 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 2B.33.1 Sec DO NOT ENTER NO TRUCKS R5-1 R5-1a R5-1b R5-2 R5-2a R5-H2b R5-H2c Sec. 2B.34 Sec. 2B.35 Sec. 9B.06 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 VEHICLES WITH LUGS PROHIBITED NON MOTORIZED TRAFFIC PROHIBITED MOTOR DRIVEN CYCLES PROHIBITED R5-3 R5-4 R5-5 R5-6 R5-7 R5-8 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 PEDESTRIANS BICYCLES MOTOR-DRIVEN CYCLES PROHIBITED PEDESTRIANS AND BICYCLES PROHIBITED PEDESTRIANS PROHIBITED ONE WAY DIVIDED HIGHWAY R5-10a R5-10b R5-10c R6-1 R6-2 R6-3 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.36 Sec. 2B.37 Sec. 2B.37 Sec. 2B.38
5 2005 Edition Appendix C-5 Regulatory Signs - continued DIVIDED HIGHWAY NO PARKING 8:30 AM TO 5:30 PM 8:30 AM TO 5:30 PM NO PARKING EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS NO STANDING ANY TIME R6-3a R7-1 R7-2 R7-2a R7-3 R7-4 R7-5 Sec. 2B.38 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec.2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 NO PARKING LOADING ZONE NO PARKING BUS STOP RESERVED PARKING R7-6 R7-7 R7-8 R7-8a R7-8b R7-H8b Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 HR 2 PARKING 8:30 AM TO 5:30PM OR R7-9 R7-9a R7-107 R7-107a R7-108 R7-200 Sec. 9B.09 Sec. 9B.09 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B TOW- AWAY ZONE NO PARKING EXCEPT ON SHOULDER R7-201 R7-201a R7-202 R7-203 R8-1 R8-2 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39
6 Appendix C Edition Regulatory Signs - continued NO PARKING ON PAVEMENT ON BRIDGE EMERGENCY PARKING ONLY NO STOPPING ON PAVEMENT R8-3 R8-3a R8-3c R8-3d R8-4 R8-5 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.42 Sec. 2B.39 NO STOPPING EXCEPT ON SHOULDER WALK ON LEFT FACING TRAFFIC R8-6 R8-7 R8-8 R8-9 R8-10 R9-1 R9-2 Sec. 2B.39 Sec. 2B.42 Sec. 8B.07 Sec. 8B.09 Sec. 8B.10 Sec. 2B.43 Sec. 2B.44 Sec.10C.05 Sec. 10C.06 Sec. 10C.08 R9-3 R9-3a R9-3b R9-3c R9-4 R9-4a R9-5 Sec. 2B.44 Sec. 2B.44 Sec. 2B.44 Sec 9B.06 Sec. 2B.43 Sec. 2B.43 Sec. 9B.10 R9-6 R9-7 R9-8 R9-9 R9-10 R9-11 Sec. 9B.10 Sec. 9B.11 Sec.6F.12 Sec. 6F.13 Sec. 6F.13 Sec. 6F.13
7 2005 Edition Appendix C-7 Regulatory Signs - continued R9-11a R10-1 R10-2 R10-2a R10-3 R10-3a R10-3b Sec. 6F.13 Sec 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 R10-3c R10-3d R10-3e R10-4 R10-4a R10-4b Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B. 45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 R10-5 R10-6 R10-6a R10-7 R10-8 R10-10 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 R10-11 R10-11a R10-11b R10-12 R10-13 R10-15 Sec. 2B.45 Sec.2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45
8 Appendix C Edition Regulatory Signs - continued R10-16 R10-18 R10-19 R10-20a R10-21 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.46 Sec. 2B.46 Sec. 2B.45 Sec. 2B.45 OR R10-22 R11-1 R11-2 R11-3 R11-3a Sec. 9B.12 Sec. 2B.47 Sec. 2B.48 Sec. 2B.48 Sec. 2B.48 R11-3b R11-4 R11-H5a R12-1 R12-2 R12-3 Sec. 2B.48 Sec. 2B.48 Sec. 6F.14.1 Sec. 2B.49 Sec. 2B.49 Sec. 2B.49 R12-4 R12-5 R12-H5 R13-H1 R13-H2 Sec. 2B.49 Sec. 2B.49 Sec. 2B.49 Sec. 2B.50 Sec. 2B.50
9 2005 Edition Appendix C-9 Regulatory Signs - continued R14-1 R14-2 R14-3 R15-1 R15-2 Sec. 2B.51 Sec. 2B.52 Sec. 2B.46 Sec. 8B.03 Sec. 8B.03 Sec. 10C.02 Sec. 10C.02 R15-3 R15-4a R15-4b R15-4c R15-5 R15-5a Sec. 8B.05 Sec. 10C.13 Sec. 10C.13 Sec. 10C.13 Sec. 10C.14 Sec. 10C.14 Sec. 10C.10 R15-6 R15-6a R15-7 R15-7a R15-8 R16-H3 Sec. 10C.12 Sec. 10C.12 Sec. 10C.11 Sec. 10C.11 Sec. 8B.16 Sec. 7B.15 Sec. 10C.17
10 Appendix C Edition Intentionally blank.
11 2005 Edition Appendix C - 11 Warning Signs W1-1 W1-1a W1-2 W1-2a W1-3 W1-4 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 2C.07 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 2C.07 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 2C.06 W1-4b W1-4c W1-5 W1-6 W1-7 W1-8 Sec. 6F.46 Sec. 6F.46 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 2C.09 Sec. 2C.38 Sec. 2C.10 W1-10 W1-11 W1-H11 W1-13 W1-15 W2-1 Sec. 2C.08 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 6F.41.1 Sec. 2C.11 Sec. 2C.06 Sec. 2C.37 W2-2 W2-3 W2-4 W2-5 W2-6 W3-1 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.29 W3-1a W3-2 W3-2a W3-3 W3-3a W3-4 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.29
12 Appendix C Edition Warning Signs continued W3-5 W3-5a W3-6 W3-H12 W4-1 W4-2 Sec. 2C.30 Sec. 2C.30 Sec. 4I.02 Sec. 4B.02 Sec. 2C.31 Sec. 2C.33 W4-3 W4-4p W4-5 W4-6 W4-7 W5-1 Sec. 2C.32 Sec. 2C.50 Sec. 2C.31 Sec. 2C.32 Sec. 6F.23 Sec. 2C.15 W5-2 W5-3 W5-4 W5-4a W6-1 W6-1a Sec. 2C.16 Sec. 2C.17 Sec. 6F.26 Sec. 9B.18 Sec. 2C.18 Sec. 2C.18 W6-1b W6-2 W6-2a W6-2b W6-3 W6-4 Sec. 2C.18 Sec. 2C.19 Sec. 2C.19 Sec. 2C.19 Sec. 2C.19 Sec. 6F.70 W7-1 W7-1a W7-1b W7-2 W7-2b W7-3 Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C-12. Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C.12
13 2005 Edition Appendix C - 13 Warning Signs continued W7-3a W7-3b W7-4 W7-4b W7-4c Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C.12 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 2C.13 W7-4d W7-4e W7-4f W7-5 W7-6 W8-1 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 2C.13 Sec. 9B.18 Sec. 2C.14 Sec. 2C.21 W8-2 W8-3 W8-4 W8-5 W8-6 W8-7 Sec. 2C.21 Sec. 2C.25 Sec. 2C.26 Sec. 2C.27 Sec. 2C.40 Sec. 2C.28.1 W8-8 W8-9 W8-9a W8-10 W8-10p W8-11 Sec. 2C.28.1 Sec. 2C.24 Sec. 2C.26 Sec. 9B.16 Sec. 9B.16 Sec.6F.43 W8-H12 W8-H12a W8-13 W9-1 W9-2 W9-3 Sec. 6F.44 Sec. 6F.44 Sec. 2C.28 Sec. 2C.33 Sec. 2C.33 Sec. 6F.22
14 Appendix C Edition Warning Signs - continued W9-3a W10-1 W10-1a W10-2 W10-3 W10-4 Sec. 6F.22 Sec. 8B.04 Sec. 8B.05 Sec 8B.04 Sec 8B.04 Sec 8B.04 Sec. 10C.15 Sec. 10C.10 Sec. 10C.15 Sec. 10C.15 Sec. 10C.15 W10-5 W10-7 W10-8 W10-9 W10-10 W10-11 Sec 8B.17 Sec.10C.17 Sec.8B.13 Sec. 8B.14 Sec. 8B.15 Sec. 8B.18 Sec. 10C.16 Sec. 10C.18 W10-11a W10-11b W10-12 W10-13 W10-14 W10-14a W10-15 Sec. 8B.18 Sec. 8B.18 Sec 8B.19 Sec. 8B.15 Sec. 8B.17 Sec. 8B.17 Sec. 8B.17 Sec. 10C.18 Sec. 10C.18 Sec. 10C.19 W11-1 W11-2 W11-3 W11-4 W11-5 W11-5a Sec. 9B.17 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.40 W11-6 W11-7 W11-8 W11-9 W11-10 W11-11 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.40 Sec. 2C.41 Sec. 2C.40 Sec. 2C.40
15 2005 Edition Appendix C - 15 Warning Signs - continued W11-12p W11-14 W12-1 W12-2 W12-2p W13-1 Sec. 2C.40 Sec. 2C.40 Sec. 2C.20 Sec. 2C.22 Sec. 2C.22 Sec. 2C.46 W13-2 W13-3 W13-4 W13-5 W14-1 W14-1a Sec. 2C.36 Sec. 2C.36 Sec. 6F.25 Sec. 2C.36 Sec. 2C.21 Sec. 2C.21 W14-2 W14-2a W14-3 W15-1 W16-1 W16-2 Sec. 2C.21 Sec. 2C.21 Sec. 2C.45 Sec. 2C.35 Sec. 2C.51 Sec. 2C.45 W16-2a W16-3 W16-3a W16-4 W16-5p W16-6p Sec. 2C.45 Sec. 2C.45 Sec. 2C.45 Sec. 2C.45 Sec. 2C.47 Sec. 2C.47 W16-7p W16-8 W16-8a W16-9p W16-10 W16-11 Sec. 2C.47 Sec. 2C.49 Sec. 2C.49 Sec. 2C.34 Sec. 2C.53 Sec. 2C.52
16 Appendix C Edition Warning Signs - continued W16-12p W16-13p W17-1 W18-1 W20-1 W20-2 Sec. 2C.37 Sec. 2C.29 Sec. 2C.24 Sec. 5C.12 Sec. 6F.17 Sec. 6F.18 AHEAD AHEAD W20-3 W20-4 W20-5 W20-5a W20-7 W20-7a Sec. 6F.19 Sec. 6F.20 Sec. 6F.21 Sec. 6F.21 Sec. 6F.29 Sec. 6F.29 W21-1 W21-1a W21-2 W21-3 W21-5 W21-5a Sec. 6F.31 Sec. 6F.31 Sec. 6F.32 Sec. 6F.33 Sec. 6F.35 Sec. 6F.35 AHEAD W21-5b W21-6 W21-7 W22-1 W22-2 W22-3 Sec. 6F.35 Sec. 6F.36 Sec. 6F.37 Sec. 6F.39 Sec. 6F.40 Sec. 6F.49 W23-1 W24-1 W24-1a W24-1b W25-1 W25-2 Sec. 6F.27 Sec. 6F.45 Sec. 6F.45 Sec. 6F.45 Sec. 2C.39 Sec. 2C.39
17 2005 Edition Appendix C - 17 Guide Signs Marker Series M1-1 M1-2 M1-3 M1-4 M1-5 M1-6 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 M1-H6a M1-H6b M1-7 M1-8 M1-9 M1-10 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 2D.11 Sec. 9B.20 Sec. 9B.20 Sec. 2E.08 M2-1 M2-2 M3-1 M3-2 M3-3 M3-4 Sec. 2D.13 Sec. 2D.14 Sec. 2D.15 Sec. 2D.15 Sec. 2D.15 Sec. 2D.15 M4-1 M4-1a M4-2 M4-3 M4-4 M4-5 Sec. 2D.17 Sec. 2D.17 Sec. 2D.18 Sec. 2D.19 Sec. 2D.20 Sec. 2D.21 M4-6 M4-7 M4-7a M4-8 M4-8a M4-8b Sec. 2D.22 Sec. 2D.23 Sec. 2D.23 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53
18 Appendix C Edition Guide Signs Marker Series M4-9 M4-9a M4-9b M4-9c M4-10 M4-11 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 6F.53 Sec. 9B.21 M4-12 M4-13 M5-1 M5-2 M6-1 M6-2 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 9B. 21 Sec. 2D.25 Sec. 2D.25 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 2D.26 M6-3 M6-4 M6-5 M6-6 M6-7 M7-1 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 2D.26 Sec. 9B.21 M7-2 M7-3 M7-4 M7-5 M7-6 M7-7 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 9B.21 Sec 9B.21 Sec. 9B.21 M8-H3 M8-H3p Sec. 2D.53 Sec. 2D.53
19 2005 Edition Appendix C-19 Guide Signs- Directional Series D1-1b D1-1c D1-H4 D1-H4a D2-H1 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 9B.21 Sec. 2D.34 Sec. 2D.34 Sec. 2D.36 D2-H2 D2-H3 D3-1 D3-2 D3-2 Sec. 2D.36 Sec. 2D.36 Sec. 2D.38 Sec. 2D.39 Sec. 2D.39 D3-2 D4-1 D4-2 D4-3 D5-1 D5-H1 Sec. 2D.39 Sec. 2D.40 Sec. 2D.41 Sec. 9B.20 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2E.52 D5-1a D5-1b D5-H1b D5-2 D5-2a Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2E.52 D5-H2b D5-3 D5-4 D5-5 D5-5a D5-5b Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 D5-5c D5-5d D5-5e D5-6 D5-H6 D5-7 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2D.42 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.52 OMUTCD Only English units are used with signs.
20 Appendix C Edition Guide Signs- Directional Series D5-H7 D5-7a D5-8 D5-9 D5-9a D5-10 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.53 Sec. 2E.53 Sec. 2E.53 Sec. 2E.53 Sec. 2E.53 D5-11 D6-1 D6-2 D6-3 D6-H3 D6-4 D6-4a Sec. 2E.53 Sec. 2D.43 Sec. 2D.43 Sec. 2D.43 Sec. 2D.43 Sec. 2D.52 Sec. 2D.52 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.52 Sec. 2E.52 D7-H4 D7-H4a D8-1 D8-2 D8-H2 Sec. 2H.09 Sec. 2H.09 Sec. 2D.44 Sec. 2D.44 Sec. 2D.44 D8-3 D9-1 D9-2 D9-3 D9-3a D9-4 D9-6 Sec. 2D.44 Sec 2D.45 Sec 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec 2D.45 D9-7 D9-8 D9-9 D9-10 D9-11 D9-11a D9-11b Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 D9-12 D9-13 D9-13a D9-13b D9-13c D9-14 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 OMUTCD Only English units are used with signs.
21 2005 Edition Appendix C-21 Guide Signs- Directional Series D9-15 D9-16 D9-17 D9-18 D9-18a Sec. 2E.51 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2E.51 Sec. 2E.51 D9-18e D10-1 D10-1a D10-2 D10-2a D10-3 D10-3a Sec. 2E.51 Sec. 2D.46 Sec. 2D.46 Sec. 2D.46 Sec. 2D.46 Sec. 2D.46 Sec. 2D.46 D10-4 D10-5 D10-H5a D11-1 D12-1 D12-2 Sec. 2E.54 Sec. 2E.54 Sec. 2E.54 Sec. 9B.17 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 D12-3 D12-4 D12-5 D13-1 D13-2 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.45 Sec. 2D.51 Sec. 2D.51 OMUTCD Only English units are used with signs.
22 Appendix C Edition Guide Signs- Information Series I1-1 I-2 I-H2 I-H2a I-H2b I-H2c Sec. 2D.47 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 I-H2d I-H2e I-H2f I-H2g I-3 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 I-5 I-6 I-7 I-8 I-11 I-12 I-13 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 2D.48 Sec. 10C.20 Sec. 8B.12 I-13a Sec. 8B.12 OMUTCD Only English units are used with signs.
23 2005 Edition - Revision 1 Appendix C-23 Guide Signs- Freeways, Expressways and Miscellaneous E1-H1 E1-H1 E1-H1 E1-H1 E1-H3 Sec. 2E.30 Sec. 2E.30 Sec. 2E.30 Sec. 2E.30 Sec. 2E.33 E1-H5 E2-H1 E2-H1a E2-2 E2-3 Sec. 2E.28 Sec. 2E.31 Sec. 2E.31 Sec. 2E.51 Sec. 2E.51 E3-H1 E3-H2 E4-H1 E5-H1 E5-H1a Sec. 2E.32 Sec. 2H.09 Sec. 2E.19 Sec. 2E.34 Sec. 2E.34 E5-H1b E5-H1c E5-2 E5-2a E5-H2b E5-3 Sec. 2E.34 Sec. 2E.34 Sec 6F.28 Sec. 6F.28 Sec. 6F.28 Sec. 6F.28 E6-H2 E6-H2 E7-H1 E7-H2 Sec. 2E.11 Sec. 2E.11 Sec. 2E.36 Sec. 2E.37
24 Appendix C Edition Guide Signs- Freeways, Expressways and Miscellaneous continued E7-H3 E7-H4 E8-H2 E8-H2a E8-H3 Sec. 2E.38 Sec. 2E.39 Sec. 2E.55 Sec 2E.55 Sec. 2E.55 E11-1 E11-1a E11-1b E11-1c E13-1 Sec. 2E.20 Sec. 2E.20 Sec. 2E.20 Sec. 2E.20 Sec. 2E.34 G20-1 G20-2 G20-4 Sec. 6F.51 Sec. 6F.52 Sec. 6F.54
25 2005 Edition Appendix C-25 Recreational and Cultural Interest Series RG-010 RG-020 RG-030 RG-040 RG-050 RG-060 Sec. 2H.04 Sec. 2H.04 Sec. 2H.04 Sec. 2H.04 Sec. 2H.04 Sec. 2H.04 (This is just a representative few of the symbol signs in this series. The full series is shown in Figure 2H-5 and discussed in Section 2H.04.)
26 Appendix C Edition Revision 1 Emergency Management Series EM-1 EM-2 EM-3 EM-4 EM-5 EM-6a Sec. 2I.03 Sec. 2I.04 Sec. 2I.05 Sec. 2I.06 Sec. 2I.07 Sec. 2I.08 EM-6b EM-6c EM-6d EM-7a EM-7b EM-7c Sec. 2I.08 Sec. 2I.08 Sec. 2I.08 Sec. 2I.09 Sec. 2I.09 Sec. 2I.09 EM-7d Sec. 2I.09
27 2005 Edition Appendix C-27 Object Markers and End of Roadway Markers OM1-1 OM1-2 OM1-3 Sec. 3C.01 Sec. 3C.01 Sec. 3C.01 OM2-1V OM2-1H OM2-2V OM2-2H Sec. 3C.01 Sec. 3C.01 Sec. 3C.01 Sec. 3C.01 OM-3L OM-3C OM-3R OM-H3L OM-H3C OM-H3R Sec. 3C.02 Sec. 3C.02 Sec. 3C.02 Sec. 3C.02 Sec. 3C.02 Sec. 3C.02 OM4-1 OM4-2 OM4-3 Sec.3C.04 Sec. 3C.04 Sec. 3C.04
28 Appendix C Edition School Area Signs R16-H3 S1-1 S3-1 S3-H2 S4-1 Sec. 7B.15 Sec. 7B.08 Sec. 7B.10 Sec. 7B.10 Sec. 7B.11 S4-3 S4-5 S4-H5 S4-5a S4-6 Sec. 7B.11 Sec. 7B.12 Sec. 7B.11 Sec. 7B.12 Sec. 7B.11 S5-2 S5-H3 S5-H4 S5-H5 Sec. 7B.13 Sec. 7B.11 Sec. 7B.11 Sec. 7B.11
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