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ICYMI: Florida Response to Hurricane Ian Continues

ICYMI: Florida Response to Hurricane Ian Continues   TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Today, Governor, in Alachua, Brevard, Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Flagler, Hardee, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Miami, , Flagler, Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Putnam and Osceola counties to expedite available federal, , Baker, Bradford, Brevard, Broward, Calhoun, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Escambia, Flagler, Southbound from CR-760 to SW Fletcher Street – All lanes Closed Flagler County S Oceanshore

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D9710022

show no chipping, flaking, or peeling. Prepare the panels for this test by applying the coating, and that the finish coating has shown satisfactory service characteristics without peeling, chipping, flaking, D 256, Method A 10 in-lb [1.0 N·m] - Flash Point ASTM D 92 475ºF [245ºC] - *The durometer

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SFTY-26-08

Understanding of Flashing Yellow Arrow Justification The Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA, of the Combined Effect of Offset Left-Turn Lanes and Flashing-Yellow-Arrow Signals at Signalized, , and Rahman, 2024) 2. Evaluation of Driver Comprehension and Visual Attention of the Flashing Yellow Arrow Display for Permissive Right Turns (Jashami et al., 2019) 3. Safety Performance of Flashing, , & Hanson, 2017) 4. Safety Evaluation of Flashing Yellow Arrows for Protected/Permissive Left-Turn

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CM-990-3.1-03 Portable Regulatory Sign

of requested information in submittal. 35 990-3.4.2 A pair of hooded PAR 46 LED advance warning flashing lamps, visible day or night at a distance of one mile with a flash rate of approximately 55 flashes, is painted flat black and meets Federal Specification TT-E-489. FORMDROPDOWN Provide product, inch “SPEED LIMIT XX” sign panel and a “WHEN FLASHING” sign panel. FORMDROPDOWN Provide product

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2024 RTMC SOG

Highway Administration FLATIS Florida Advanced Traveler Information System FTE Florida’s Turnpike

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460-250

of Bottom Flange 25° 1" Radius 1 " 1 " " Ø Hole 16 9 Flange Top of Bottom Flange Top of Bottom, Access Flange Bottom Hinge Bars " Ɓ " Ɓ Flange Bottom BOX LOCK BAR DETAIL " ℅ 2 1 " Ø Hole 16 9 " ℅ Ƅ thickness plus ƈ" Bottom Flange " Ø Holes Ƌ (Typ.) 1Ɓ" Radius thickness Bottom Flange 5ƈ" plus ASSEMBLY DETAIL HATCH LOCK VIEW B-B B B Bars 2 ~ Hinge down-grade, " Ø Lock Bolt, Nut & Washer ƀ � Bottom Flange Pivot Bar Lock Access Opening Edge of Lock Bar

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460-250

of Bottom Flange 25° 1" Radius 1 " 1 " " Ø Hole 16 9 Flange Top of Bottom Flange Top of Bottom, Access Flange Bottom Hinge Bars " Ɓ " Ɓ Flange Bottom BOX LOCK BAR DETAIL " ℅ 2 1 " Ø Hole 16 9 " ℅ Ƅ thickness plus ƈ" Bottom Flange " Ø Holes Ƌ (Typ.) 1Ɓ" Radius thickness Bottom Flange 5ƈ" plus ASSEMBLY DETAIL HATCH LOCK VIEW B-B B B Bars 2 ~ Hinge down-grade, " Ø Lock Bolt, Nut & Washer ƀ � Bottom Flange Pivot Bar Lock Access Opening Edge of Lock Bar

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EO-23-171

asTuesday, August 29; and WHEREAS,thereisa riskofdangerous stormsurge,heavyrainfall, flashflooding

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2025FDM213ModRoundabout

should be as flat as practical to allow the circulatory roadway pavement to slope to the outside, and receiving lane as shown in Figure 213.4.1 . Providing a flat exit radius also helps drivers, . The potential for increased speeds associated with a flatter exit design should be considered when, and flattest path possible for a single vehicle (assumed 6 feet wide) traversing the roundabout, . Provide flat exit geometry when no pedestrian facilities are present. 213.8 Bicycle and Pedestrian

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2025FDM213ModRoundabout

be as flat as practical to allow the circulatory roadway pavement to slope to the outside. See FDM, the circulatory roadway and receiving lane as shown in Figure 213.4.1 . Providing a flat exit, the potential for path overlap. The potential for increased speeds associated with a flatter exit, is defined as the radius (R1, R2, R3, R4, and R5) that provides the smoothest and flattest path possible, of accommodating the design vehicle and providing a safe environment for pedestrians. Provide flat exit

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