616.8.1 Temporary Traffic Control for Contract Plan Sheet Development
Each work zone is different and requires different temporary traffic control (TTC) plans. For contract plan sheets, MUTCD (2009) Chapter 6H, provides the typical applications (TA) 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 EPG 237 for additional plan sheet guidance.
References to work vehicle or shadow vehicle made in the MUTCD will be considered incidental and should be left off TTC plans.
When optional items are referenced in the MUTCD, the contractor may at their discretion utilize the items as incidental, unless they have been added to the TTC plans as a requirement, and applicable pay items will apply. Field adjustments as determined by the engineer will result in adding the pay items via a change order.
616.8.2 Temporary Traffic Control for MoDOT Employees
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.
616.8.2.1 Typical Applications
[+/-] Work Beyond the Shoulder
[+/-] Mobile
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
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Mobile Operation Work Beyond the Shoulder |
TA-1M |
616.8.1M |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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
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[+/-] Stationary
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
|
Stationary Work Beyond the Shoulder |
TA-1S |
616.8.1S |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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
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[+/-] 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
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[+/-] Shoulder Closure
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
|
Long-Term Shoulder Closure |
TA-5A |
616.8.5A |
9-15-23
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Long-Term Shoulder Closure with Temporary Traffic Barrier |
TA-5B |
616.8.5B |
9-15-23
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Shoulder Work with Minor Encroachment |
TA-6A |
616.8.6A |
9-15-23
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Shoulder Work with Minor Encroachment with Temporary Traffic Barrier |
TA-6B |
616.8.6B |
9-15-23
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[+/-] Stationary
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
|
Stationary Shoulder Work |
TA-3S |
616.8.3S |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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
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Striping Operations on a Two-Lane Highway |
TA-17STRIPE |
616.8.17STRIPE |
9-15-23
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[+/-] Road Closure
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
|
Road Closure |
TA-8A |
616.8.8A |
9-15-23
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Road Closure with Barrier |
TA-8B |
616.8.8B |
9-15-23
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Road Closed Beyond Junction Detour |
TA-9 |
616.8.9 |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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
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Short Duration Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using TMA Flaggers |
TA-10SDTMA |
616.8.10SDTMA |
9-15-23
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Short Duration Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane |
TA-30SDTWLTL |
616.6.8.30SDTWLTL |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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
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Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFADs) |
TA-10SAFAD |
616.8.10SAFAD |
9-15-23
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Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Portable Signal Flagger Devices (PSFDs) |
TA-10SPSFD |
616.8.10SPSFD |
9-15-23
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Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using a TMA Flagger |
TA-10STMA1 |
616.8.10STMA1 |
9-15-23
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Stationary Lane Closure on a Two-Lane Highway using Multiple TMA Flaggers |
TA-10STMA2 |
616.8.10STMA2 |
9-15-23
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Lane Closure on Two-Lane Highways Using Traffic Control Signals |
TA-12 |
616.8.12 |
9-15-23
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Stationary Lane Closure with a Two-Way Left Turn Lane |
TA-30STWLTL |
616.6.8.30STWLTL |
9-15-23
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[+/-] Support Figures
[+/-] 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 |
616.6.8.21SD |
9-15-23
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Short Duration Right Lane Closure at an Intersection |
TA-22SD |
616.6.8.22SD |
9-15-23
|
Short Duration Left Lane Closure at an Intersection |
TA-23SD |
616.6.8.23SD |
9-15-23
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[+/-] Stationary
Typical Application Description |
TA Number |
Figure Number |
Effective Date
|
Stationary Center Lane Closure at an Intersection |
TA-21S |
616.6.8.21S |
9-15-23
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Stationary Right Lane Closure at an Intersection |
TA-22S |
616.6.8.22S |
9-15-23
|
Stationary Left Lane Closure at an Intersection |
TA-23S |
616.6.8.23S |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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 |
616.6.8.35M |
9-15-23
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Pavement Marking Operation on a Multi-Lane Highway |
TA-35STRIPE |
616.6.8.35STRIPE |
9-15-23
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[+/-] 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 |
616.6.8.33SD |
9-15-23
|
Short Duration Work on Exit Ramps |
TA-43SD |
616.6.8.43SD |
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 |
616.6.8.30STWLTL |
9-15-23
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Stationary Lane Closure on a Multi-Lane Highway |
TA-33S |
616.6.8.33S |
9-15-23
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Lane Closure with Temporary Traffic Barrier |
TA-34B |
616.6.8.34B |
9-15-23
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Stationary Double Lane Closures on Interior Lane on a Multi-Lane Highway |
TA-37S |
616.6.8.37S |
9-15-23
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Stationary Closure of Interior Lane on a Multi-Lane Highway |
TA-38S |
616.6.8.38S |
9-15-23
|
Stationary Work in the Vicinity of an Exit Ramp |
TA-42S |
616.6.8.42S |
9-15-23
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Ramp By-Pass |
TA-43B |
616.6.8.43B |
9-15-23
|
Stationary Work on Ramps |
TA-43S |
616.6.8.43S |
9-15-23
|
Entrance Ramp Closure |
TA-44A |
616.6.8.44A |
9-15-23
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Stationary Work in the Vicinity of an Entrance Ramp |
TA-44S |
616.6.8.44S |
9-15-23
|
[+/-] Support Figures
[+/-] 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
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[+/-] 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
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616.8.2.2 Legend for Typical Applications
Fig. 616.8.2 Meaning of Symbols on Typical Application Diagrams
616.8.2.3 Examples of Highways
Divided Highway: Highway with physical separation of traffic in the opposite direction.
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Median Separation with Guard Cable |
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Undivided Highway: Highway with no physical separation of traffic in the opposite direction.
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Multi-lane Undivided Highway |
Multi-lane with Turning Lane
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Multi-lane with Raised Median |
Multi-lane with Paved Narrow Median
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616.8.2.4 Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing
Table 616.3.4, Recommended Advance Warning Sign Minimum Spacing
Speed Limit1, mph |
Sign Spacing2, ft.
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Undivided Highway |
Divided Highway
|
up to 35 |
2003 |
2003
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40 to 45 |
350 |
500
|
50 to 55 |
500 |
1000
|
60 to 70 |
1000 |
SA-1000 SB-1500 SC-2640
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1 Speed limit is based on posted speed limit.
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2 Sign spacing may be adjusted, normally by increasing it, to accommodate field conditions and visibility.
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3 For urban low speed, minimum recommended spacing in MUTCD is 100 ft.
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616.8.2.5 Recommended Taper Length and Spacing
Table 616.3.5, Recommended Taper Length and Spacing
Speed Limit1, mph |
Taper Length2, ft. |
Channelizing Spacing 3, ft.
|
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
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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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