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Traffic engineers have an arsenal of signs and signals that can be used to regulate and warn both motorists and pedestrians. The keys are to provide the critical messages that are absolutely necessary, avoid information overload, and maintain the highest level of mobility and safety for all users.



The material provided on this page is from the FHWA publication "Pedestrian Facilities User Guide." This guide is currently under review by practicioners and others in the field. Subsequently, the material provided on this page is subject to change in the future.


traffic signals

upgrade / modify pedestrian signal timing

traffic signal enhancements

pedestrian signals

right turn on red

recessed stop lines

add / modify signing








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