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	=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==		=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==

	'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.36\|EPG 903.3.36]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.29\|EPG 903.3.29]]), Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.3.40\|EPG 903.4.40]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.4.41\|EPG 903.4.41]]).		'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.36\|EPG 903.3.36]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.29\|EPG 903.3.29]]), Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.4.40\|EPG 903.4.40]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.4.41\|EPG 903.4.41]]).

	'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.		'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|902.1.5}}902.1.5 Meanings of Bicycle Symbol Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.05) */

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{{SpanID|902.1.5}}902.1.5 Meanings of Bicycle Symbol Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.05)

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	'''Standard. '''The following meanings shall be given to bicycle symbol signal indications for bicyclists:		'''Standard. '''The following meanings shall be given to bicycle symbol signal indications for bicyclists:
	:A. Bicyclists facing a steady GREEN BICYCLE signal indication are permitted to enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[--\|~~Section 9B~~.22]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face. Bicyclists proceeding into the intersection during the display of the steady GREEN BICYCLE signal indication shall yield the right-of-way to:		:A. Bicyclists facing a steady GREEN BICYCLE signal indication are permitted to enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[914.2 Regulatory Signs (MUTCD Chapter 9B) #914.2.10\|EPG 914.2.10]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face. Bicyclists proceeding into the intersection during the display of the steady GREEN BICYCLE signal indication shall yield the right-of-way to:
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	<li>Pedestrians lawfully within an associated crosswalk, and</li>		<li>Pedestrians lawfully within an associated crosswalk, and</li>
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	:B. Bicyclists facing a steady YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication are thereby warned that the related green movement is being terminated and that a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication will be displayed immediately thereafter when bicyclists shall not enter the intersection. The rules set forth concerning bicycle operation under the movement being terminated shall continue to apply while the steady YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication is displayed.		:B. Bicyclists facing a steady YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication are thereby warned that the related green movement is being terminated and that a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication will be displayed immediately thereafter when bicyclists shall not enter the intersection. The rules set forth concerning bicycle operation under the movement being terminated shall continue to apply while the steady YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication is displayed.

	:C. Bicyclists facing a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication shall not enter the intersection to make the movement indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[--\|~~Section 9B~~.22]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face and, unless entering the intersection to make another movement permitted by another bicycle symbol signal indication, shall stop at a clearly marked stop line; but if there is no stop line, before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection; or if there is no crosswalk, then before entering the intersection; and shall remain stopped until a GREEN BICYCLE signal indication permitting the movement indicated by such RED BICYCLE signal indication is displayed.		:C. Bicyclists facing a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication shall not enter the intersection to make the movement indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[914.2 Regulatory Signs (MUTCD Chapter 9B) #914.2.10\|EPG 914.2.10]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face and, unless entering the intersection to make another movement permitted by another bicycle symbol signal indication, shall stop at a clearly marked stop line; but if there is no stop line, before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection; or if there is no crosswalk, then before entering the intersection; and shall remain stopped until a GREEN BICYCLE signal indication permitting the movement indicated by such RED BICYCLE signal indication is displayed.

	:Except when a traffic control device is in place prohibiting a turn on red, bicyclists facing a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication are permitted to enter the intersection to turn right if there are no approach lanes for motor vehicle traffic to their right. The right to proceed with the turn shall be subject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a STOP sign.		:Except when a traffic control device is in place prohibiting a turn on red, bicyclists facing a steady RED BICYCLE signal indication are permitted to enter the intersection to turn right if there are no approach lanes for motor vehicle traffic to their right. The right to proceed with the turn shall be subject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a STOP sign.
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	:E. A flashing YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication has no meaning and shall not be used.		:E. A flashing YELLOW BICYCLE signal indication has no meaning and shall not be used.

	:F. Bicyclists facing a flashing RED BICYCLE signal indication shall stop at a clearly marked stop line; but if there is no stop line, before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection; or if there is no crosswalk, at the point nearest the intersecting roadway where the bicyclist has a view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roadway before entering the intersection. The right to proceed in the direction indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[--\|~~Section 9B~~.22]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face shall be subject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a STOP sign.		:F. Bicyclists facing a flashing RED BICYCLE signal indication shall stop at a clearly marked stop line; but if there is no stop line, before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection; or if there is no crosswalk, at the point nearest the intersecting roadway where the bicyclist has a view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roadway before entering the intersection. The right to proceed in the direction indicated by the lane-use arrow(s) displayed on the Bicycle Signal sign (see [[914.2 Regulatory Signs (MUTCD Chapter 9B) #914.2.10\|EPG 914.2.10]]) that is located immediately adjacent to the signal face shall be subject to the rules applicable after making a stop at a STOP sign.

	=={{SpanID\|902.1.6}}902.1.6 Meanings of Pedestrian Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.06)==		=={{SpanID\|902.1.6}}902.1.6 Meanings of Pedestrian Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.06)==

HogsettC: /* {{SpanID|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08) */

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{{SpanID|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)

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	'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[--\|2C.44]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[--\|~~Section 2C~~.35]]), Street Name signs (see [[--\|~~Section 2D~~.45]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[--\|~~Section 2D~~.46]]).		'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.36\|EPG 903.3.36]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[903.3 Warning Signs and Object Markers (MUTCD Chapter 2C) #903.3.29\|EPG 903.3.29]]), Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.3.40\|EPG 903.4.40]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[903.4 Guide Signs—Conventional Roads (MUTCD Chapter 2D) #903.4.41\|EPG 903.4.41]]).

	'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.		'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.

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WilkeJ: /* {{SpanID|902.1.10}}902.1.10 Responsibility for Operation and Maintenance (MUTCD Section 4A.10) */

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	:I. Follow appropriate procedures for operation and maintenance for all traffic signal control systems and equipment.		:I. Follow appropriate procedures for operation and maintenance for all traffic signal control systems and equipment.

			'''Support: '''See [[902.22 Maintenance Guidelines#902.22\|EPG 902.22]] for additional MoDOT traffic signal maintenance information.

	==902.1.11 Signal Indications for Left-Turn Movements – General (MUTCD Section 4D.17) ==		==902.1.11 Signal Indications for Left-Turn Movements – General (MUTCD Section 4D.17) ==

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08) */

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	=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==		=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==

	'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[--\|2C.44]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[--\|Section 2C.35]]), Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.45]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.46]]).		'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[--\|2C.44]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[--\|Section 2C.35]]), Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.45]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.46]]).

	'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.		'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.

	'''Support. '''[[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] contains information regarding the use of overhead lane-control signs on signalized approaches where lane drops, multiple-lane turns involving combined through-and-turn lanes, or other lane-use regulations that would be unexpected by unfamiliar road users are present.		'''Support. '''[[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] contains information regarding the use of overhead lane-control signs on signalized approaches where lane drops, multiple-lane turns involving combined through-and-turn lanes, or other lane-use regulations that would be unexpected by unfamiliar road users are present.

	'''Standard. '''If used, illuminated traffic signal signs shall be designed and mounted in such a manner as to avoid glare and reflections that seriously detract from the signal indications. Highway traffic signal faces shall be given dominant position and brightness to maximize their priority in the overall display.		'''Standard. '''If used, illuminated traffic signal signs shall be designed and mounted in such a manner as to avoid glare and reflections that seriously detract from the signal indications. Highway traffic signal faces shall be given dominant position and brightness to maximize their priority in the overall display.

	The minimum vertical clearance and horizontal offset of the total assembly of traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]]) shall comply with the provisions of EPG [[902.4 Signal Installations and Equipment (MUTCD Chapter 4D) #902.4.9\|902.4.9]] and [[902.4 Signal Installations and Equipment (MUTCD Chapter 4D) #902.4.10\|902.4.10]].		The minimum vertical clearance and horizontal offset of the total assembly of traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]]) shall comply with the provisions of EPG [[902.4 Signal Installations and Equipment (MUTCD Chapter 4D) #902.4.9\|902.4.9]] and [[902.4 Signal Installations and Equipment (MUTCD Chapter 4D) #902.4.10\|902.4.10]].

	STOP signs shall not be used in conjunction with any highway traffic signal operation, except in either of the following cases:		STOP signs shall not be used in conjunction with any highway traffic signal operation, except in either of the following cases:

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|902.1.4}}902.1.4 Meanings of Flashing Vehicular Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.04) */

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{{SpanID|902.1.4}}902.1.4 Meanings of Flashing Vehicular Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.04)

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	:B. Flashing yellow signal indications shall have the following meanings:		:B. Flashing yellow signal indications shall have the following meanings:
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	<li>Vehicular traffic, on an approach to an intersection, facing a flashing CIRCULAR YELLOW signal indication is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection to proceed straight through or turn right or left or make a U-turn except as such movement is modified by lane use signs, turn prohibition signs, lane markings, roadway design, separate turn signal indications, or other traffic control devices. Vehicular traffic facing a flashing CIRCULAR YELLOW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.		<li>Vehicular traffic, on an approach to an intersection, facing a flashing CIRCULAR YELLOW signal indication is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection to proceed straight through or turn right or left or make a U-turn except as such movement is modified by lane use signs, turn prohibition signs, lane markings, roadway design, separate turn signal indications, or other traffic control devices. Vehicular traffic facing a flashing CIRCULAR YELLOW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.

	Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn, shall yield the right-of-way to:		Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn, shall yield the right-of-way to:
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	<li>Vehicular traffic, on an approach to an intersection, facing a flashing YELLOW ARROW signal indication, displayed alone or in combination with another signal indication, is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by such arrow, or other such movement as is permitted by other signal indications displayed at the same time.		<li>Vehicular traffic, on an approach to an intersection, facing a flashing YELLOW ARROW signal indication, displayed alone or in combination with another signal indication, is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by such arrow, or other such movement as is permitted by other signal indications displayed at the same time.

	Vehicular traffic facing a flashing YELLOW ARROW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.		Vehicular traffic facing a flashing YELLOW ARROW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.

	Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn, shall yield the right-of-way to:		Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn, shall yield the right-of-way to:

RollerA: /* {{SpanID|902.1.3}}902.1.3 Meanings of Steady Vehicular Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.03) */

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{{SpanID|902.1.3}}902.1.3 Meanings of Steady Vehicular Signal Indications (MUTCD Section 4A.03)

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	<ol><li> Vehicular traffic facing a CIRCULAR GREEN signal indication is permitted to proceed straight through or turn right or left or make a U-turn movement except as such movement is modified by lane-use signs, turn prohibition signs, lane markings, roadway design, separate turn signal indications, or other traffic control devices.		<ol><li> Vehicular traffic facing a CIRCULAR GREEN signal indication is permitted to proceed straight through or turn right or left or make a U-turn movement except as such movement is modified by lane-use signs, turn prohibition signs, lane markings, roadway design, separate turn signal indications, or other traffic control devices.

	Vehicular traffic facing a CIRCULAR GREEN signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.		Vehicular traffic facing a CIRCULAR GREEN signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]). The Highway Safety and Traffic Division shall approve all new or reconstructed signal installations where U-turns are permitted during a permissive phase.

	Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn movement, shall yield the right-of-way to:		Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn movement, shall yield the right-of-way to:
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	<li>Vehicular traffic facing a GREEN ARROW signal indication, displayed alone or in combination with another signal indication, is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by such arrow, or such other movement as is permitted by other signal indications displayed at the same time.		<li>Vehicular traffic facing a GREEN ARROW signal indication, displayed alone or in combination with another signal indication, is permitted to cautiously enter the intersection only to make the movement indicated by such arrow, or such other movement as is permitted by other signal indications displayed at the same time.

	Vehicular traffic facing a GREEN ARROW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]).		Vehicular traffic facing a GREEN ARROW signal indication shall only be permitted to make a U-turn movement from the left-turn lane where Intersection Lane Control signs are installed indicating that the movement is permitted (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades (MUTCD Chapter 2B) #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]]).

	Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn movement, shall yield the right-of-way to:		Such vehicular traffic, including vehicles turning right or left or making a U-turn movement, shall yield the right-of-way to:

WilkeJ: /* {{SpanID|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08) */

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{{SpanID|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)

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	=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==		=={{SpanID\|902.1.8}}902.1.8 Use of Signs at Signalized Locations (MUTCD Section 4A.08)==

	'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[[[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[--\|2C.44]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[--\|Section 2C.35]]), Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.45]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.46]]).		'''Support. '''Traffic signal signs are sometimes used at highway traffic signal locations to instruct or guide pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorists. Among the signs typically used at or on the approaches to signalized locations are movement prohibition signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.24\|EPG 903.2.24]]), lane-control signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.25\|EPG 903.2.25]] through [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.27\|EPG 903.2.27]]), pedestrian crossing signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.46\|EPG 903.2.46]]), pedestrian and bicycle actuation signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.47\|EPG 903.2.47]]), traffic signal signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.48\|EPG 903.2.48]] and [[--\|2C.44]]), No Turn on Red signs (see [[903.2 Regulatory Signs and Barricades #903.2.49\|EPG 903.2.49]]), Signal Ahead warning signs (see [[--\|Section 2C.35]]), Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.45]]), and Advance Street Name signs (see [[--\|Section 2D.46]]).

	'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.		'''Guidance. '''Regulatory, warning, and guide signs should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in Part 2 and as specifically provided elsewhere in EPG 902.

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	'''Support. '''Pavement markings that clearly communicate the operational plan of an intersection to road users play an important role in the effective operation of highway traffic signals. By designating the number of lanes, the use of each lane, the length of additional lanes on the approach to an intersection, crosswalks, and the proper stopping points, the engineer can design the signal phasing and timing to best match the goals of the operational plan.		'''Support. '''Pavement markings that clearly communicate the operational plan of an intersection to road users play an important role in the effective operation of highway traffic signals. By designating the number of lanes, the use of each lane, the length of additional lanes on the approach to an intersection, crosswalks, and the proper stopping points, the engineer can design the signal phasing and timing to best match the goals of the operational plan.

	'''Guidance. '''Pavement markings should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in [[--\|EPG 620]]. If the road surface will not retain pavement markings, signs should be installed to provide the needed road user information.		'''Guidance. '''Pavement markings should be used at highway traffic signal locations as provided in [[:Category:620 Pavement Marking (MUTCD Part 3)\|EPG 620]]. If the road surface will not retain pavement markings, signs should be installed to provide the needed road user information.

	=={{SpanID\|902.1.10}}902.1.10 Responsibility for Operation and Maintenance (MUTCD Section 4A.10)==		=={{SpanID\|902.1.10}}902.1.10 Responsibility for Operation and Maintenance (MUTCD Section 4A.10)==