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<br /> situations associated with temporary traffic control.
<br /> d. Flag Person a person who actively controls the flow of vehicle traffic into and/or through a
<br /> temporary traffic control zone using hand-signaling devices or an Automated
<br /> Flagger Assistance Device(AFAD).
<br /> e. Highway a general term for denoting a public way for purposes of vehicular travel,
<br /> including the entire area within the right-of-way.
<br /> f. Personal Protective safety clothing and equipment worn by workers in traffic areas to provide
<br /> Equipment(PPE) protection and heightened visibility from physical hazards, including moving
<br /> vehicles and construction equipment.
<br /> g. Right-of-Way a general term for denoting the traveled way, and adjacent clear zone, berms,
<br /> shoulders, and sidewalks that encompass public space potentially impacted by
<br /> construction, maintenance, or other activities.
<br /> h. Roadway that portion of a highway improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular
<br /> travel and parking lanes. Excludes the sidewalk, berm, or areas used solely by
<br /> persons riding bicycles or other human-powered vehicles. See Figure 1.
<br /> i. Roadway Worker a person on foot whose duties place him or her within the right-of-way.
<br /> 1 Temporary Traffic Control an area of a highway where road user conditions are changed because of
<br /> Zone temporary traffic control devices,flag persons, uniformed law enforcement
<br /> officers, or other authorized personnel.
<br /> k. Temporary Traffic Control a sign, signal, marking, or other device used to regulate,warn, or guide traffic,
<br /> Device placed on, over, or adjacent to a street, highway, private road open to public
<br /> travel, pedestrian facility, or shared-use path by authority of a public agency or
<br /> official having jurisdiction, or, in the case of a private road open to public travel,
<br /> by authority of the private owner or private official having jurisdiction.
<br /> I. Traffic Control Engineer a person who by qualification, experience, and certification is licensed and
<br /> authorized to perform the duties associated with the design of traffic control
<br /> systems, including temporary traffic control.
<br /> M. Traffic Protection Plan a detailed plan for the protection of workers within a work zone.The plan shall
<br /> contain a written description of the traffic hazards to which workers may be
<br /> exposed within the confines of a work zone.Traffic Protection Plans are
<br /> commonly referred to as Internal Traffic Control Plans.
<br /> n. Traffic Control Plan a detailed plan for the control of traffic(public)during construction,
<br /> maintenance, or utility operations on a highway/road,taking into account the
<br /> organized, systematic, safe conduct of the project, including, as applicable,
<br /> detours, staging sequences,work vehicle access and egress from worksites,
<br /> temporary barriers, removal of old pavement markings, and selection and
<br /> planned implementation of appropriate typical layouts for traffic control. Plan
<br /> shall be written to meet jurisdictional requirements and guidance.Traffic Control
<br /> Plans are commonly referred to as Traffic Management Plans.
<br /> o. Traveled Way the portion of the roadway for the movement of vehicles, exclusive of the
<br /> shoulders, berms, sidewalks, and parking lanes. See Figure 1.
<br /> P. Work Zone a controlled access area due to the presence of construction, maintenance, or
<br /> operational activity.
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