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Part 9 Traffic Controls for Bicycle Facilities

Part 9 Traffic Controls for Bicycle Facilities. 9A.03 Definitions Relating to Bicycles. Adds a definition for “Bicycle Facilities” Removes the definition for “Bicycle Path” Revises the definition for “Shared use Path”. 9B.02 Design of Bicycle Signs.

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Part 9 Traffic Controls for Bicycle Facilities

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  1. Part 9 Traffic Controls for Bicycle Facilities

  2. 9A.03 Definitions Relating to Bicycles • Adds a definition for “Bicycle Facilities” • Removes the definition for “Bicycle Path” • Revises the definition for “Shared use Path”

  3. 9B.02 Design of Bicycle Signs • New Title: “Minimum Sign Sizes for Bicycle Facilities” • Two sub columns headed “Shared-Use Path” and “Roadway,”

  4. 9B.04 Bicycle Lane Signs • Redesigned Bicycle Lane Signs R3-17 R3-16 R3-16a R3-17a R3-17 R3-17b

  5. 9B.05 BEGIN RIGHT TURN LANE YIELD TO BIKES Sign • The R4-4 sign should not be used when bicyclists need to move left because of a right-turn lane drop situation R4-4

  6. 9B.06 Bicycle WRONG WAY Sign and RIDE WITH TRAFFIC Plaque • New R5-1b sign and R9-3c plaque • Placed on the left side of a roadway, facing wrong-way bicycle traffic R5-1b R9-3c

  7. 9B.09No Parking BIKE LANE Signs • R3-17a sign removed

  8. 9B.12 & 9C.05Bike Signal Actuation Sign & Marking • NEW Sign and pavement symbol to inform bicyclists where to situate themselves to actuate traffic signal.

  9. 9B.16 Bicycle Surface Condition Warning Sign W8-1 W8-2 W8-3 Independent Signs, not Supplemental Plaques

  10. 9B.17 Bicycle Warning Sign (W11-1) • The word “Crossing” is removed from the section title and the W11-1 sign name W11-1

  11. Figure 9C-2 Centerline Markings for Shared-Use Paths • Changes dimensions between obstruction and normal solid yellow line from “0.6 m (2 ft) to “0.3” (1 ft).

  12. 9C.04 Markings for Bicycle Lanes • Symbols: No distance requirement • Through bicycle lanes: not placed to right of right turn only lane. • Bike lanes: no posts or raised pavement markers More …

  13. 9C.04 Markings for Bicycle Lanes • New STANDARD: No placement of bike lanes in circular roadway of roundabout. More …

  14. 9C.04 Markings for Bicycle Lanes • New GUIDANCE: • Right through lane becomes right turn only lane: markings stop 100 ft in advance • Shared through/right lane next to right turn only lane: bicycle lane discontinued at the intersection

  15. 9D.02Signal Operations for Bicycles • STANDARD Revised: Signal timing and actuation be reviewed and adjusted to consider needs of bicyclists

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