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1 24" WHITE STOP LINE PEPENDICULA TO OADWAY CENTELINE AND APPOXIMATELY 15 FEET FOM NEAEST AIL MEASUED ALONG OADWAY CENTELINE O EDGE OF PAVEMENT WHICHEVE IS THE SHOTE DISTANCE AILOAD GADE COSSING DEVICE 15 APPOX. 8 APPOX. 4" SOLID YELLOW 4" BOKEN YELLOW 24" WHITE L AILOAD GADE COSSING 52 PAVEMENT MAKING, SEE 5 FO DETAIL 24" WHITE POSTED SPEED (MPH) 35 AND BELOW AND ABOVE DISTANCE "L" (FT) AILOAD COSSING AT TWO LANE OADWAY (ACUTE TACK/OADWAY ANGLE) File: PW: D/D/TS/TYP/Signs/PM/mdot PAVE965.dgn ev. am BUEAU OF HIGHWAYS DELIVEY STANDAD PLAN FO Michigan Department of Transportation PEPAED BY TAFFIC AND SAFETY ENGINEE OF DELIVEY ENGINEE OF DEVELOPMENT AILOAD GADE COSSING PAVEMENT MAKINGS DAWN BY: JAT CHECKED BY: JGM FHWA APPOVAL DATE 1 of 5 NOTE: THE OIGINAL SIGNED COPY IS KEPT ON FILE AT THE MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION.

2 8 24" WHITE STOP LINE PEPENDICULA TO OADWAY CENTELINE AND APPOXIMATELY 15 FEET FOM NEAEST AIL MEASUED ALONG OADWAY CENTELINE O EDGE OF PAVEMENT WHICHEVE IS THE SHOTE DISTANCE AILOAD GADE COSSING DEVICE APPOX. 24" WHITE AILOAD GADE COSSING PAVEMENT MAKING, SEE 5 FO DETAIL 18" L (SEE TABLE ON 1) 24 DOUBLE 4" SOLID YELLOW 24" WHITE AILOAD COSSING AT MULTI LANE OADWAY (ACUTE TACK/OADWAY ANGLE) (ALTENATE MAKINGS SHOWN) MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION BUEAU OF HIGHWAYS DELIVEY STANDAD PLAN File: PW: D/D/TS/TYP/Signs/PM/mdot PAVE965.dgn FHWA APPOVAL DATE ev. am NOTE: THE OIGINAL SIGNED COPY IS KEPT ON FILE AT THE MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION. 2 of 5

3 8 24" WHITE AILOAD GADE COSSING DEVICE DO NOT STOP ON TACKS 8-8 ** (OPTIONAL) AILOAD GADE COSSING PAVEMENT MAKING, SEE 5 FO DETAIL ON 1) 24" WHITE STOP LINE PEPENDICULA TO OADWAY CENTELINE AND APPOXIMATELY 15 FEET FOM NEAEST AIL MEASUED ALONG OADWAY CENTELINE O EDGE OF PAVEMENT WHICHEVE IS THE SHOTE DISTANCE L (SEE TA BLE 24 APPOX. 100 O * MEASUED FOM INTESECTION SPING LESS * POINT TO THE NEAEST AIL L (SEE TABLE ON 1) W10-2, W10-3 O W10-4 SEE 5, NOTE 4. SEE ALSO TAFFIC AND SAFETY NOTE 148-Series. 24" WHITE ** FO USE NEA SIGNALIZED O STOP CONTOLLED INTESECTIONS. 8-8 MAY ALSO BE PLACED ON THE APPOACH TO GADE COSSING AT 12 FEET PEPENDICULA DISTANCE FOM TACK C. SEE L ALSO TAFFIC AND SAFETY NOTE 148-Series. AILOAD COSSING WITH INTESECTING OADWAY LESS THAN 100 FEET FOM TACK (OBTUSE TACK/OADWAY ANGLE) (ALTENATE MAKINGS SHOWN) MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION BUEAU OF HIGHWAYS DELIVEY STANDAD PLAN File: PW: D/D/TS/TYP/Signs/PM/mdot PAVE965.dgn FHWA APPOVAL DATE ev. am NOTE: THE OIGINAL SIGNED COPY IS KEPT ON FILE AT THE MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION. 3 of 5

4 L (SEE TABLE ON 1) AILOAD GADE COSSING DEVICE 100 O GEATE MEASUED FOM INTESECTION SPING POINT TO THE NEAEST AIL 24" WHITE STOP LINE PEPENDICULA TO OADWAY CENTELINE AND APPOXIMATELY 15 FEET FOM NEAEST AIL MEASUED ALONG OADWAY CENTELINE O EDGE OF PAVEMENT WHICHEVE IS THE SHOTE DISTANCE L (SEE TABLE ON 1) AILOAD COSSING WITH INTESECTING OADWAY GEATE THAN 100 FEET FOM TACK (9O^ TACK/OADWAY ANGLE) NOTES: 1. Pavement marking " X " not shown for simplicity, but shall be installed as shown on sheets 1 and 3, 10 foot beyond both W10-1 signs. Initial 10-1 shall be located sufficiently in advance of crossroad to avoid placing " X " markings within the intersection. 2. Vehicular right-of-way at intersection not shown. W10-1 sign placement would be the same regardless of which roadway has right-of-way at intersection. MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION BUEAU OF HIGHWAYS DELIVEY STANDAD PLAN File: PW: D/D/TS/TYP/Signs/PM/mdot PAVE965.dgn FHWA APPOVAL DATE ev. am NOTE: THE OIGINAL SIGNED COPY IS KEPT ON FILE AT THE MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION. 4 of 5

5 WIDTH MAY VAY 24" (TYP) ACCODING TO LANE WIDTH C L OF LANE PAVEMENT MESSAGE WHITE " 52 PAVEMENT MESSAGE WHITE 24" (TYP) 3-6" 16" 18" 24 (SEE DETAIL TO LEFT) C L OF LANE 1 CONVENTIONAL MAKINGS 4 SFT ALTENATE MAKINGS NOTES: 1. This document shows active grade crossing devices on two lane and multi-lane roadways. If passive grade crossing devices (crossbucks) are present, the stop bar should be located at the crossbuck, but no closer than 15 feet from the nearest rail. 2. " X " pavement markings can be omitted for exclusive right turn lane locations. " X " pavement markings are optional for center lane left turn only lanes. 3. On divided roadways, additional warning devices may be installed in the median. 4. At locations where an intersecting crossroad is within 100 feet of the grade crossing (measured from intersection radius to nearest rail), a W10-2, W10-3, or W10-4 sign shall be erected at a distance "L" (see table on sheet 1) measured along the centerline of the far right lane as shown. 5. The alternate pavement markings may be specified at any grade crossing, but their use is particularly advantageous on roadways subjected to high traffic volumes, since they are designed to minimize the amount of markings applied in the wheel tracks, thereby extending marking life. Identical types of markings shall be installed on both roadway approaches. 6. Unless specifically stated otherwise on contract plans or in the proposal, payment for the 24 inch (typ.) transverse markings immediately above and below the " X " marking will be paid for separately. MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION BUEAU OF HIGHWAYS DELIVEY STANDAD PLAN FHWA APPOVAL DATE File: PW: D/D/TS/TYP/Signs/PM/mdot PAVE965.dgn ev. am 5 of 5 NOTE: THE OIGINAL SIGNED COPY IS KEPT ON FILE AT THE MICHIGAN DEPATMENT OF TANSPOTATION.

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