From New York State Department of Transportation Standard Specifications: "Flagger Training. All flaggers shall be adequately trained in flagging operations by recognized training programs, including … [Read more...] about Flagger training and certification requirements
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Single-post, temporary sign support with sandbag ballast
New York uses all sorts of temporary sign supports. The state uses permanent posts embedded in the ground for long-term work zone signs. Single-post spring-loaded sign stands (Windmaster or … [Read more...] about Single-post, temporary sign support with sandbag ballast
Traffic control for volunteer litter pickup crews
New York volunteer litter crews receive basic instruction on how to work safely. The state does not use volunteers for certain high-risk locations. New York provides groups (such as Adopt-a-Highway … [Read more...] about Traffic control for volunteer litter pickup crews
Litter and debris removal procedure
New York does not have a formal program of litter and debris removal. Some informal arrangements are made locally. The state's programs work very similarly to Maryland's. … [Read more...] about Litter and debris removal procedure
Removing temporary traffic control devices with the flow of traffic vs. backing the work vehicle behind to remove the devices
New York generally removes traffic control devices against the direction of traffic. However, this procedure is possible by going with the flow of traffic if the removal operation is protected by a … [Read more...] about Removing temporary traffic control devices with the flow of traffic vs. backing the work vehicle behind to remove the devices
Sand barrels in work zones
Chapter 10 of New York's Highway Design Manual covers sand barrels and other impact attenuators. It provides detailed information on the use of sand barrels in work zones and provides any differences … [Read more...] about Sand barrels in work zones