N.J. Admin. Code § 16:41C-11.2 - On-premise multiple message signs
(a) The following requirements apply to
on-premise multiple message signs that are visible to any interstate or limited
access highway.
1. All signs that are visible
to traffic traveling in the same direction and erected on the same sign
structure shall change simultaneously or otherwise be operated to assure that
their collective operation does not impair the safe operation of a motor
vehicle.
2. Signs shall remain
fixed for the interval shown below. Where a sign has multiple components that
are synchronized to create one display, it shall be considered as one sign.
i. For signs up to 1,200 square feet--eight
seconds.
ii. For signs larger than
1,201 square feet, but smaller than or equal to 2,500 square feet--six
minutes.
iii. For signs larger than
2,501 square feet--15 minutes.
3. The change from one display to the next
shall be completely accomplished within the following interval and the entire
display shall change at the same time:
i. For
electronic signs--one second or less.
ii. For mechanical signs--two seconds or
less.
4. Multiple
message signs shall contain a default design that will freeze the sign in one
position if a malfunction occurs.
5. Multiple message signs shall not display
any image that is flashing, animated, moves, or appears to move. No multiple
message sign shall be illuminated by intermittent or moving light. The change
of one multiple message display to the next display in accordance with
N.J.A.C.
16:41C-11.1(a)2, shall not
be a violation of this requirement.
6. Where signs are erected at different
locations along the same highway, they shall be synchronized to assure that
their collective operation does not impair the safe operation of a motor
vehicle.
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