Originally posted by BLACKFINTURKEY
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Why the stupid highway signs?
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Originally posted by M16 View PostGuardrail Damage Ahead:
Okay, well dang. I was gonna hit that one but somebody already beat me to it. Maybe I can get the next one.
Pass With Care:
Well crap. I was just going to pass grandma going up this hill but now I'll have to wait.
Loose Gravel:
That's it. I'm turning around and finding a road with tight gravel.
This Road May Flood
Yea, but it may not. And it's not flooded now. What to do, what to do.
What's the purpose of these signs other than some politicians brother-in-law is in the sign making business.
When a guardrail installation is damaged, a review should be made to determine whether it is feasible to upgrade the installation to current design standards. "Guardrail Damage Ahead" signs should be installed only when substantial damage occurs to guardrail barriers or attenuators which causes them to not function properly. Repairs should be made as soon as practical. The following items should generally be considered in this analysis:
Is the section of guardrail still required under current design standards?
Can the guardrail installation be avoided with the elimination of the hazard or the flattening of the slope?
If it is determined that the guardrail is still necessary and more than approximately 25 percent or more of the installation requires replacement, the installation should be upgraded to current design standards.
Pass With Care:
The PASS WITH CARE sign should be installed at the downstream end of a no-passing zone if a DO NOT PASS sign has been installed at the upstream end of the zone.
Loose Gravel:
The LOOSE GRAVEL sign may be used to warn of loose gravel on the
roadway surface.
This Road May Flood:
The ROAD MAY FLOOD sign may be used to warn road users that a section of roadway is subject to frequent flooding. The WATER CROSSING sign may be used to warn of a dip or ford where the roadway is normally underwater. The WHEN FLOODED TURN AROUND DON’T DROWN sign may be used in addition to the W8-18 or W8-18aT sign. A Depth Gauge sign and plaque may also be installed within a roadway section that frequently floods.
There now I feel like that old guy on here that all he does is google
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Originally posted by tdwinklr View PostYou can't protect people from running off the road at every point of road, highway dept! .
Someone else pointed out how their so-called safety concerns about trees near roadways are contradictive. They supposedly had another program where trees are planted along medians and other locations ALONG ROADWAYS. 🤣
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We'll be driving thru NM tonight. I've spent a lot of time there and have always wondered how much was spent on EVERY no passing area. Three signs: NO PASSING ZONE, DO NOT PASS, and PASS WITH CARE. Forget the fact that there are painted stripes as well that give the regs to motorists just fine. I may just have to get clicker tonight and make a road game out of it.
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Originally posted by Eric Pence View PostMy Favorite are the Watch for Rattlesnakes signs at the rest stops outside Quanah and Childress and farther up in the panhandle
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