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      • 1A. General
      • 1B. Legal Requirements for Traffic Control Devices
      • 1C. Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations Used in This Manual
      • 1D. Provisions Applicable to Traffic Control Devices in General
      • 2A. General
      • 2B. Regulatory Signs, Barricades, and Gates
      • 2C. Warning Signs and Object Markers
      • 2D. Guide Signs—Conventional Roads
      • 2E. Guide Signs—Freeways and Expressways
      • 2F. Toll Road Signs
      • 2G. Preferential and Managed Lane Signs
      • 2H. General Information Signs
      • 2I. General Service Signs
      • 2J. Specific Service Signs
      • 2K. Tourist-Oriented Directional Signs
      • 2L. Changeable Message Signs
      • 2M. Recreational and Cultural Interest Area Signs
      • 2N. Emergency Management Signs
      • 3A. General
      • 3B. Pavement and Curb Markings
      • 3C. Crosswalk Markings
      • 3D. Circular Intersection Markings
      • 3E. Preferential Lane Markings for Motor Vehicles
      • 3F. Markings for Toll Plazas
      • 3G. Delineators
      • 3H. Colored Pavement
      • 3I. Channelizing Devices Used for Emphasis of Pavement Marking Patterns
      • 3J. Marking and Delineation of Islands and Sidewalk Extensions
      • 3K. Rumble Strip Markings
      • 4A. General
      • 4B. Traffic Control Signals — General
      • 4C. Traffic Control Signal Needs Studies
      • 4D. Design Features of Traffic Control Signals
      • 4E. Traffic Control Signal Indications
      • 4F. Steady (Stop-and-Go) Operation of Traffic Control Signals
      • 4G. Flashing Operation of Traffic Control Signals
      • 4H. Bicycle Signals
      • 4I. Pedestrian Control Features
      • 4J. Pedestrian Hybrid Beacons
      • 4K. Accessible Pedestrian Signals and Detectors
      • 4L. Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons
      • 4M. Traffic Control Signals for Emergency-Vehicle Access
      • 4N. Hybrid Beacons for Emergency-Vehicle Access
      • 4O. Traffic Control Signals for One-Lane, Two-Way Facilities
      • 4P. Traffic Control Signals for Freeway Entrance Ramps
      • 4Q. Traffic Control for Movable Bridges
      • 4R. Highway Traffic Signals at Toll Plazas
      • 4S. Flashing Beacons
      • 4T. Lane-Use Control Signals
      • 4U. In-Roadway Warning Lights
      • 5A. General
      • 5B. Provisions for Traffic Control Devices
      • 6A. General
      • 6B. Temporary Traffic Control Elements
      • 6C. Pedestrian and Worker Safety
      • 6D. Flagger Control
      • 6E. One-Lane, Two-Way Traffic Control
      • 6F. Temporary Traffic Control Zone Signs – General
      • 6G. TTC Zone Regulatory Signs
      • 6H. TTC Zone Warning Signs
      • 6I. TTC Zone Guide Signs
      • 6J. TTC Zone Pavement Markings
      • 6K. TTC Zone Channelizing Devices
      • 6L. Other TTC Zone Traffic Control Devices
      • 6M. Other TTC Zone Design Features and Safety Devices
      • 6N. Types of Temporary Traffic Control Zone Activities
      • 6O. Control of Traffic Through Traffic Incident Management Areas
      • 6P. Typical Applications
      • 7A. General
      • 7B. Signs
      • 7C. Markings
      • 7D. Crossing Supervision
      • 8A. General
      • 8B. Signs
      • 8C. Markings
      • 8D. Flashing-Light Signals, Automatic Gates, and Traffic Control Signals
      • 8E. Pathway and Sidewalk Grade Crossings
      • 9A. General
      • 9B. Regulatory Signs
      • 9C. Warning Signs and Object Markers
      • 9D. Guide and Service Signs
      • 9E. Markings
      • 9F. Signals
    • Appendices
    • Sign Code Index

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