MUTCD_detail_striping.pdf
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- Beaufort County, South Carolina
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This is a technical specification document from the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) referenced in a traffic calming project bid opportunity for Beaufort County, South Carolina. The document provides detailed pavement marking standards for speed humps without crosswalks, illustrating three examples of proper marking configurations. The specifications indicate that speed humps should measure 12 feet longitudinally across two-lane, two-way roadways with 12-foot-wide travel lanes. White "V" shaped markings, 12 inches wide, are centered in each travel lane with the point facing the direction of traffic flow, positioned within a second "V" shape outline.
Beaufort County issued this specification as a component of the Shell Point Traffic Calming project, which requires competitive bids from qualified contractors for materials and installation of one raised intersection and nine speed humps. This document serves as the technical standard that bidders must follow in their proposals to ensure compliance with established traffic control marking guidelines and consistency with the project's traffic calming objectives in the Shell Point neighborhood.
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Figure 3B-29. Pavement Markings for Speed Humps Without Crosswalks
This figure illustrates three examples of pavement markings for speed humps without crosswalks.
The markings are shown as white "v" shaped markings inside a second "v" shape. Speed humps are shown with a dimension (noted as "typical") of 12 ft longitudinally across both lanes of a two-lane two-way roadway. The travel lanes are each shown as 12 ft wide, and this width is denoted as "typical." The "v" shaped markings are shown as centered in each travel lane, with the point of each "v" pointing in the direction of traffic flow in the lane. The white lines making the "v" are shown as a dimension of 12 inches wide. The
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