616.16 Typical Applications (MUTCD Chapter 6P): Difference between revisions

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616.16.1 Typical Applications (MUTCD Section 6P.01)

Support. EPG 616.14 contains discussions of typical TTC activities. EPG 616.1.2 contains discussions on development of TTC plans for the various activities. This article presents typical applications for a variety of situations commonly encountered. While not every situation is addressed, the information illustrated can generally be adapted to a broad range of conditions. In many instances, an appropriate TTC plan is achieved by combining features from various typical applications. For example, work at an intersection might present a near-side TTC zone for one street and a far-side TTC zone for the other street. These treatments are found in two different typical applications in the MUTCD, while a third typical application shows how to handle pedestrian crosswalk closures.

In general, the procedures illustrated represent minimum solutions for the situations depicted. Except for the notes (which are clearly classified using headings as being Standard, Guidance, Option, or Support), the information presented in the MUTCD typical applications can generally be regarded as Guidance.

Option. TTC plans may deviate from the typical applications described in this article to allow for conditions and requirements of a particular site or jurisdiction.

Other devices may be added to supplement the devices and device spacing may be adjusted to provide additional reaction time or delineation. Fewer devices may be used based on field conditions.

Support. Figures and tables found throughout EPG 616 provide information for the development of TTC plans.

616.16.2 Typical Applications for Contract Projects

Guidance. For contract projects, the typical applications in Chapter 6P of the MUTCD should be the basis for preparing TTC plans. The MUTCD typical applications themselves are not provided in the EPG, but are included in the EPG by reference.

Support. Table 6P-1 of the MUTCD is an index of the 54 typical applications. In the printed version of the MUTCD, the typical applications are shown on the right-hand page with notes on the facing page to the left. In the electronic version, the notes are shown on the page preceding the figure. The legend for the symbols used in the typical applications is provided in Table 6P-2 of the MUTCD. In many of the typical applications, sign spacings and other dimensions are indicated by letters using the criteria provided in Table 616.2.4. The formulas for determining taper lengths are provided in Table 616.2.8.2.

Most of the typical applications show TTC devices for only one direction.

616.16.3 Typical Applications for MoDOT Internal Use

If you have questions about a Typical Application, please email WZTAQuestions@modot.mo.gov

Support. MoDOT has developed the following typical applications are intended for the use of MoDOT employees. Before each work shift, all employees are required to participate in a pre-shift safety briefing. During the briefing, the applicable typical applications should be printed out and then discussed to know the procedures to follow for the day’s work. This should include the risk-based assessment (RBA). The typical applications shown in the EPG are considered current.

[+/-] Emergency Traffic Control

Emergency Traffic Control Description	ETC Number	Effective Date
Imminent Danger of a Human on Roadway or Shoulder	ETC-1	7/12/2024
Unsafe Condition on Roadway or Shoulder	ETC-2	7/12/2024

[+/-] Work Beyond the Shoulder

[+/-] Mobile

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Mobile Operation Work Beyond the Shoulder	TA-1M	616.8.1M	9-15-23

[+/-] Short Duration

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Short Duration Work Beyond the Shoulder	TA-1SD	616.8.1SD	9-15-23

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Work Beyond the Shoulder	TA-1S	616.8.1S	9-15-23

[+/-] Work on the Shoulder

[+/-] Mobile

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Mobile Operation on a Shoulder	TA-4M	616.8.4M	9-15-23

[+/-] Short Duration

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Short Duration Work on a Shoulder	TA-4SD	616.8.4SD	9-15-23

[+/-] Shoulder Closure

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Long-Term Shoulder Closure	TA-5A	616.8.5A	9-15-23
Long-Term Shoulder Closure with Temporary Traffic Barrier	TA-5B	616.8.5B	9-15-23
Shoulder Work with Minor Encroachment	TA-6A	616.8.6A	9-15-23
Shoulder Work with Minor Encroachment with Temporary Traffic Barrier	TA-6B	616.8.6B	9-15-23

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Shoulder Work	TA-3S	616.8.3S	9-15-23

[+/-] Work Within the Traveled Way of a Two-Lane Highway

[+/-] Mobile

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Mobile Operation on a Two-Lane Highway	TA-17M	616.8.17M	9-15-23
Striping Operations on a Two-Lane Highway	TA-17STRIPE	616.8.17STRIPE	2-1-24

[+/-] Road Closure

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Road Closure	TA-8A	616.8.8A	9-15-23
Road Closure with Barrier	TA-8B	616.8.8B	9-15-23
Road Closed Beyond Junction Detour	TA-9	616.8.9	9-15-23

[+/-] Short Duration

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Short Duration Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Flaggers	TA-10SD	616.8.10SD	9-15-23
Short Duration Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway with Less than 400 AADT	TA-10SD400AADT	616.6.8.616.8.10SD400AADT	4-1-24
Short Duration Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using TMA Flaggers	TA-10SDTMA	616.8.10SDTMA	9-15-23
Short Duration Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane	TA-30SDTWLTL	616.6.8.30SDTWLTL	9-15-23

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Flaggers	TA-10S	616.8.10S	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFADs)	TA-10SAFAD	616.8.10SAFAD	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Portable Signal Flagger Devices (PSFDs)	TA-10SPSFD	616.8.10SPSFD	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using a TMA Flagger	TA-10STMA1	616.8.10STMA1	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Multiple TMA Flaggers	TA-10STMA2	616.8.10STMA2	9-15-23
Lane Closure on Two-Lane Highways Using Traffic Control Signals	TA-12	616.8.12	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane	TA-30STWLTL	616.8.30STWLTL	9-15-23

[+/-] Support Figures

Support Figure Description	Effective Date
Flagger control for Resurfacing or Moving Operations on a Two-Lane Highway	9-15-23
Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway near Intersections	9-15-23
Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway - 3 mile Flagging Scenarios	9-15-23
Lane Restriction on a Two-Lane Highway Vertical Clearance at Bridge	9-15-23
Side Roads Entering Work Zones	9-15-23
TMA Flagger Design	9-15-23
Lane Closure on Alternating Passing Lanes	9-15-23
Begin/End of Project Signing	9-15-23

[+/-] Work Within the Traveled Way at an Intersection and on Sidewalks

[+/-] Short Duration

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Short Duration Center Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-21SD	616.8.21SD	9-15-23
Short Duration Right Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-22SD	616.8.22SD	9-15-23
Short Duration Left Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-23SD	616.8.23SD	9-15-23

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Center Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-21S	616.8.21S	9-15-23
Stationary Right Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-22S	616.8.22S	9-15-23
Stationary Left Lane Closure at an Intersection	TA-23S	616.8.23S	9-15-23

[+/-] Work Within the Traveled Way of a Multi-Lane Highway

[+/-] Mobile

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Mobile Operation on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-35M	616.8.35M	2-1-24
Pavement Marking Operation on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-35STRIPE	616.8.35STRIPE	2-1-24

[+/-] Short Duration

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Short Duration Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane	TA-30SDTWLTL	616.6.8.30SDTWLTL	9-15-23
Short Duration Lane Closure on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-33SD	616.8.33SD	2-1-24
Short Duration Work on Exit Ramps	TA-43SD	616.8.43SD	9-15-23

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane	TA-30STWLTL	616.8.30STWLTL	9-15-23
Stationary Lane Closure on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-33S	616.8.33S	9-15-23
Lane Closure with Temporary Traffic Barrier	TA-34B	616.8.34B	9-15-23
Stationary Double Lane Closures on Interior Lane on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-37S	616.8.37S	9-15-23
Stationary Closure of Interior Lane on a Multi-Lane Highway	TA-38S	616.8.38S	9-15-23
Stationary Work in the Vicinity of an Exit Ramp	TA-42S	616.8.42S	9-15-23
Ramp By-Pass	TA-43B	616.8.43B	9-15-23
Stationary Work on Ramps	TA-43S	616.8.43S	9-15-23
Entrance Ramp Closure	TA-44A	616.8.44A	9-15-23
Stationary Work in the Vicinity of an Entrance Ramp	TA-44S	616.8.44S	9-15-23

[+/-] Support Figures

Support Figure Description	Effective Date
Lane Closure on Alternating Passing Lanes	9-15-23
Lane Restriction on Divided Highways Width Clearance at Bridge	9-15-23
Begin/End of Project Signing	9-15-23

[+/-] Work at Railroad Crossing

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Stationary Work in the Vicinity of a Railroad Grade Crossing	TA-46S	616.8.46S	9-15-23

[+/-] Excavations with Steel Plates

[+/-] Stationary

Typical Application Description	TA Number	Figure Number	Effective Date
Excavations with Steel Plate or Backfill on Undivided Highways	TA-47A	616.8.47A	9-15-23
Excavations with Steel Plate or Backfill on Divided Highways	TA-47B	616.8.47B	9-15-23

Complex Intersection Guidance (MoDOT access only)

616.16.3.1 Legend for Typical Applications

616.16.3.2 Examples of Highways

Divided Highway: Highway with physical separation of traffic in the opposite direction.
Median Separation	Median Separation with Guard Cable	Barrier Wall Separation


Undivided Highway: Highway with no physical separation of traffic in the opposite direction.
Undivided Highway	Multi-lane Undivided Highway	Multi-lane with Turning Lane

616.16.3.3 Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing

**Table 616.16.3.3 Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing**
Speed Limit¹, mph	Sign Spacing², ft.
Speed Limit¹, mph	Undivided Highway	Divided Highway
up to 35	200³	200³
40 to 45	350	500
50 to 55	500	1000
60 to 70	1000	SA-1000 SB-1500 SC-2640
¹ Speed limit is based on posted speed limit.
² Sign spacing may be adjusted, normally by increasing it, to accommodate field conditions and visibility.
³ For urban low speed, minimum recommended spacing in MUTCD is 100 ft.

616.16.3.4 Recommended Taper Length and Spacing

**Table 616.16.3.4 Recommended Taper Length and Spacing**
Speed Limit¹, mph	Taper Length², ft.		Channelizing Spacing ³, ft.
Speed Limit¹, mph	Shoulder⁴ (T1)	Lane⁵ (T2)	Tapers	Buffer/Work Areas
up to 35	70	245	35⁶	40⁶
40 to 45	150	540	40⁶	80⁶
50 to 55	185	660	50⁷	80⁷
60 to 70	235	840	60⁷	120⁷
¹ Speed limit is based on posted speed limit. ² Taper lengths may be adjusted to accommodate crossroads, curves, intersections, ramps or other geometric features. ³ Channelizer spacing may be reduced to discourage traffic encroachment. ⁴ Based on 10 ft. shoulder width. ⁵ Based on 12 ft. lane width. ⁶ Spacing reduced to 1/2 at intersections. ⁷ Spacing may be reduced to 1/2 at intersections.

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+'''Support. '''[[616.14 Types of Temporary Traffic Control Zone Activities (MUTCD Chapter 6N)#616.14|EPG 616.14]] contains discussions of typical TTC activities.  [[616.1 General (MUTCD Chapter 6A)#616.1.2|EPG 616.1.2]] contains discussions on development of TTC plans for the various activities. This article presents typical applications for a variety of situations commonly encountered. While not every situation is addressed, the information illustrated can generally be adapted to a broad range of conditions. In many instances, an appropriate TTC plan is achieved by combining features from various typical applications. For example, work at an intersection might present a near-side TTC zone for one street and a far-side TTC zone for the other street. These treatments are found in two different typical applications in the MUTCD, while a third typical application shows how to handle pedestrian crosswalk closures.
+In general, the procedures illustrated represent minimum solutions for the situations depicted. Except for the notes (which are clearly classified using headings as being Standard, Guidance, Option, or Support), the information presented in the MUTCD typical applications can generally be regarded as Guidance.
-Each work zone is different and requires different temporary traffic control (TTC) plans.  For contract plan sheets, [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/pdfs/2009r1r2r3/pdf_index.htm MUTCD (2009) Chapter 6H] provides the typical applications (TAs) to develop TTC plans and for in-field modifications as directed by the engineer.  TAs should be altered, when needed, to fit the conditions of the specific work zone.  See [[:Category:237_Contract_Plans|EPG 237]] for additional plan sheet guidance.
+'''Option'''. TTC plans may deviate from the typical applications described in this article to allow for conditions and requirements of a particular site or jurisdiction.
-References to work vehicle or shadow vehicle made in the MUTCD will be considered incidental and should be indicated as such on the TTC plans.
+Other devices may be added to supplement the devices and device spacing may be adjusted to provide additional reaction time or delineation. Fewer devices may be used based on field conditions.
-When optional items are referenced in the MUTCD, the contractor may, at their discretion, utilize the items as incidental. When the TTC plans indicate one or more of these items as required for stationary work activities, applicable pay items will apply and will be included. Field adjustments, as directed by the engineer, may require additional pay items via a change order. When use of a Truck Mounted Attenuator (TMA) is deemed necessary for one or more stationary work activities, this will be indicated on the TTC plans, the Truck Mounted Attenuator (TMA) for Stationary Work Activities JSP will be included in the contract, and the Truck Mounted Attenuator pay item will be provided.
+'''Support'''. Figures and tables found throughout EPG 616 provide information for the development of TTC plans.
-TMAs used in mobile operations, such as striping, are considered incidental per Sec 612.5.
+=={{SpanID|616.16.2}}616.16.2  Typical Applications for Contract Projects==
-==616.8.2 Temporary Traffic Control for MoDOT Employees==
+'''Guidance. '''For contract projects, the typical applications in Chapter 6P of the [https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/kno_11th_Edition.htm MUTCD] should be the basis for preparing TTC plans. The MUTCD typical applications themselves are not provided in the EPG, but are included in the EPG by reference.
+'''Support. '''Table 6P-1 of the MUTCD is an index of the 54 typical applications. In the printed version of the MUTCD, the typical applications are shown on the right-hand page with notes on the facing page to the left. In the electronic version, the notes are shown on the page preceding the figure. The legend for the symbols used in the typical applications is provided in Table 6P-2 of the MUTCD. In many of the typical applications, sign spacings and other dimensions are indicated by letters using the criteria provided in [[616.2 Temporary Traffic Control Elements (MUTCD Chapter 6B)#tab616.2.4|Table 616.2.4]]. The formulas for determining taper lengths are provided in [[616.2 Temporary Traffic Control Elements (MUTCD Chapter 6B)#tab616.2.8.2|Table 616.2.8.2]].
+Most of the typical applications show TTC devices for only one direction.
+=={{SpanID|616.16.3}}616.16.3  Typical Applications for MoDOT Internal Use==
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 <b>If you have questions about a Typical Application, please email [mailto:WZTAQuestions@modot.mo.gov?Subject=Question%20about%20TA WZTAQuestions@modot.mo.gov]</b>
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+'''Support. '''MoDOT has developed the following typical applications are intended for the use of MoDOT employees. Before each work shift, all employees are required to participate in a pre-shift safety briefing. During the briefing, the applicable typical applications should be printed out and then discussed to know the procedures to follow for the day’s work. This should include the risk-based assessment (RBA). The typical applications shown in the EPG are considered current.
-These TAs are intended for the use of MoDOT employees. Before each work shift, all employees are required to participate in a pre-shift safety briefing.  During the briefing, the applicable TAs should be printed out and then discussed to know the procedures to follow for the day’s work. This should include the risk-based assessment (RBA). The TAs shown in the EPG are considered current.
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-===616.8.2.3 Examples of Highways===
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+|[[File:Median Separation.jpg|left|250px|thumb|<center>'''Median Separation'''</center>]]||[[File:Median Separation with Guard Cable.jpg|left|250px|thumb|<center>'''Median Separation with Guard Cable'''</center>]]||
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+|[[File:Undivided Highway.jpg|left|250px|thumb|<center>'''Undivided Highway'''</center>]]||[[File:Multi-lane Undivided Highway.jpg|left|250px|thumb|<center>'''Multi-lane Undivided Highway'''</center>]]||[[File:Multi-lane with Turning Lane.jpg|left|250px|thumb|<center>'''Multi-lane with Turning Lane'''</center>]]
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+|[[File:Multi-lane with Raised Median.jpg|left|275px|thumb|<center>'''Multi-lane with Raised Median'''</center>]]||[[File:Multi-lane with Paved Narrow Median.jpg|left|275px|thumb|<center>'''Multi-lane with Paved Narrow Median</center>''']]
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616.16.1 Typical Applications (MUTCD Section 6P.01)

616.16.2 Typical Applications for Contract Projects

616.16.3 Typical Applications for MoDOT Internal Use

616.16.3.1 Legend for Typical Applications

616.16.3.2 Examples of Highways

616.16.3.3 Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing

616.16.3.4 Recommended Taper Length and Spacing

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616.16.2 Typical Applications for Contract Projects

616.16.3 Typical Applications for MoDOT Internal Use

616.16.3.1 Legend for Typical Applications

616.16.3.2 Examples of Highways

616.16.3.3 Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing

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