2 Del. Admin. Code § 6F.71 - Longitudinal Channelizing Devices
Support:
01 Longitudinal channelizing devices are lightweight, deformable devices that are highly visible, have good target value, and can be connected together.
Standard:
02 If used singly as Type 1, 2, or 3 barricades, longitudinal channelizing devices shall comply with the general size, color, stripe pattern, retroreflectivity, and placement characteristics established for the devices described in this Chapter.
Guidance:
03 If used to channelize vehicular traffic at night, longitudinal channelizing devices should be supplemented with retroreflective material or delineation for improved nighttime visibility.
Option:
04 Longitudinal channelizing devices may be used instead of a line of cones, drums, or barricades.
05 Longitudinal channelizing devices may be hollow and filled with water as a ballast.
06 Longitudinal channelizing devices may be used for pedestrian traffic control.
Standard:
07 If used for pedestrian traffic control, longitudinal channelizing devices shall be interlocked to delineate or channelize flow. The interlocking devices shall not have gaps that allow pedestrians to stray from the channelizing path.
Guidance:
08 Longitudinal channelizing devices have not met the crashworthy requirements for temporary traffic barriers and should not be used to shield obstacles or provide positive protection for pedestrians or workers.
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