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FDOT Standard Plans Index 102-680: Haul Road Crossing

Short answer

Index 102-680 is the FDOT Standard Plan for Haul Road Crossing, part of Series 102 (General Construction Operations-Roadway). The sections below are extracted from FDOT's Standard Plans Instructions (SPI) for this index — design criteria, assumptions and limitations, and what your plans must show.

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Design Criteria

Design Criteria Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices ( MUTCD ) ; FDOT Design Manual ( FDM )

Design Assumptions and Limitations

Design Assumptions and Limitations See the Standard Plans Instructions for the 102 Series – Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) . Index 102-680 provides a Standard TTC Application for haul road crossings. The index applies to two-lane and multilane roadways, except limited access roadways.

Payment

Payment See the BOE and Specifications 102 for information on payment, pay item use, and compensation.

What your plans must show

Plan Content Requirements for this index — the SPI's checklist for designers.

  • Include the location of any haul road crossing and associated work zone signs and devices in the TTC Plans.
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