Wash. Admin. Code § 468-95-205 - Raised pavement markers supplementing other markings
Pursuant to RCW 47.36.280, amend paragraph 03 of the Option in MUTCD Section 3B.13 to read:
Raised pavement markers may also be used to supplement other
markings for channelizing islands or approaches to other objects. The general
use of raised pavement markers along right edge lines is strongly discouraged
because the markers can cause steering difficulties and make bicyclists lose
control of their vehicles. Raised or recessed pavement markers may be used
along right edge lines on the taper in lane transition sections, on approaches
to objects, and within channelization at intersections. Raised or recessed
pavement markers can only be used along right edge lines at other locations
where an engineering study has determined that the markers are essential to
preserving pedestrian, bicycle, and motor vehicle safety. At the initiation of
the engineering study, local bicycling organizations, the regional member of
the
These standards shall be in effect, as provided in this section, unless the legislative authority of the local governmental body finds that special circumstances exist affecting vehicle and pedestrian safety that warrant a site-specific variance.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 47.36.030. 11-23-101, § 468-95-205, filed 11/18/11, effective 12/19/11. Statutory Authority: Chapter 34.05 RCW and RCW 46.36.030 [RCW 47.36.030] . 05-23-003, § 468-95-205, filed 11/3/05, effective 12/4/05.
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