Millennium Edition

With incorporated Revision No. 1 changes, dated December 28, 2001

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COVER AND INTRODUCTION (PDF format)
COVER AND INTRODUCTION (HTML format)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS (PDF Format)
PART 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS (HTML format)

PART 2 — SIGNS

Chapter 2A — General Provisions and Standards
Chapter 2B — Regulatory Signs
Chapter 2C — Warning Signs
Chapter 2D — Conventional Signs
Chapter 2E — Freeways and Expressways
Chapters 2F - 2I

Chapter 2F — Specific Service Signs
Chapter 2G — Tourist-Oriented Directional Signs (TODS)
Chapter 2H — Recreational and Cultural Interest Area Signs
Chapter 2I — Emergency Management Signing

PART 3 — MARKINGS
PART 4 — HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SIGNALS

Chapter 4A - 4D (PDF Format)
Chapter 4A - 4D (HTML format)

Chapter 4A — General
Chapter 4B — Traffic Control Signals, General
Chapter 4C — Traffic Control Signal Needs Studies
Chapter 4D — Traffic Control Signal Features

Chapter 4E - 4L (PDF Format)
Chapter 4E - 4L (HTML format)

Chapter 4E — Pedestrian Control Features
Chapter 4F — Traffic Control Signals for Emergency Vehicle Access
Chapter 4G — Traffic Control Signals for One-Lane, Two-Way Facilities
Chapter 4H — Traffic Control Signals for Freeway Entrance Ramps
Chapter 4I — Traffic Control for Movable Bridges
Chapter 4J — Lane-Use Control Signals
Chapter 4K — Flashing Beacons
Chapter 4L— In-Roadway Lights

PART 5 — LOW-VOLUME RURAL ROADS

PART 6 — TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL

Chapter 6A — Introduction
Chapter 6B — Fundamental Principles
Chapter 6C — Temporary Traffic Control Elements
Chapter 6D — Pedestrian and Worker Safety
Chapter 6E — Flagger Control
Chapter 6F — Temporary Traffic Control Zone Devices
Chapter 6G — Type of Temporary Traffic Control Zone Activities
Chapter 6H — Application of Devices

PART 7 — TRAFFIC CONTROLS FOR SCHOOL AREAS

PART 8 — TRAFFIC CONTROLS FOR HIGHWAY-RAIL GRADE CROSSINGS

PART 9 — TRAFFIC CONTROLS FOR BICYCLE FACILITIES

PART 10 — TRAFFIC CONTROLS FOR HIGHWAY-LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT GRADE CROSSINGS

APPENDIX A1