Common use of SPEED ZONES STUDIES Clause in Contracts

SPEED ZONES STUDIES. The ENGINEER shall conduct speed zone surveys and reports for designated locations to provide the basis for regulatory speed zoning. The ENGINEER shall collect all necessary data according to the State’s Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones. The study will contain the following:  Collect data at speed check stations.  Complete studies for data collection by the STATE  Calculate 85th Percentile speeds.  Determine Speed and Zone Lengths.  Complete entries to strip maps using Microstation latest format. The ENGINEER shall prepare strip maps on which all pertinent data to the speed zones are recorded. Strip Maps shall be prepared at a scale of 5 inches = 1 mile and in accordance with the State’s Procedure for Establishing Speed Zones, Section 3, pages 2 of 9 and 3 of 9. The strip maps shall contain the following information:  Name and highway number of the route to be zoned. Show all names and highway numbers if the route has more than one name or highway number. Indicate sections, lengths to be zoned by Texas Transportation Commission minute order with a wide center line on the strip map.  Crossroads and cross streets. Show all names and highway numbers if the crossroads and cross streets have more than one name and carry one or more highways. Wider lines than those used for county roads and city streets shall show numbered highway routes.

SPEED ZONES STUDIES. The ENGINEER shall conduct speed zone surveys and reports for designated locations to provide the basis for regulatory speed zoning. The ENGINEER shall collect all necessary data according to the State’s Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones. The study will shall contain the following:  • Collect data at speed check stations.  • Complete studies for data collection by the STATE  • Calculate 85th Percentile speeds.  • Determine Speed and Zone Lengths.  • Complete entries to strip maps using Microstation latest format. The ENGINEER shall prepare strip maps on which all pertinent data to the speed zones are recorded. Strip Maps shall be prepared at a scale of 5 inches = 1 mile and in accordance with the State’s Procedure for Establishing Speed Zones, Section 3, pages 2 of 9 and 3 of 9. The strip maps shall contain the following information:  Name and highway number of the route to be zoned. Show all names and highway numbers if the route has more than one name or highway number. Indicate sections, lengths to be zoned by Texas Transportation Commission minute order with a wide center line on the strip map.  Crossroads and cross streets. Show all names and highway numbers if the crossroads and cross streets have more than one name and carry one or more highways. Wider lines than those used for county roads and city streets shall show numbered highway routes.

SPEED ZONES STUDIES. The ENGINEER shall conduct speed zone surveys and reports for designated locations to provide the basis for regulatory speed zoning. The ENGINEER shall collect all necessary data according to the State’s Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones. The study will shall contain the following:  • Collect data at speed check stations.  • Complete studies for data collection by the STATE  • Calculate 85th Percentile speeds.  • Determine Speed and Zone Lengths.  • Complete entries to strip maps using Microstation latest format. The ENGINEER shall prepare strip maps on which all pertinent data to the speed zones are recorded. Strip Maps shall be prepared at a scale of 5 inches = 1 mile and in accordance with the State’s Procedure for Establishing Speed Zones, Section 3, pages 2 of 9 and 3 of 9. The strip maps shall contain the following information:  ▪ Name and highway number of the route to be zoned. Show all names and highway numbers if the route has more than one name or highway number. Indicate sections, lengths to be zoned by Texas Transportation Commission minute order with a wide center line on the strip map.  ▪ Crossroads and cross streets. Show all names and highway numbers if the crossroads and cross streets have more than one name and carry one or more highways. Wider lines than those used for county roads and city streets shall show numbered highway routes.

SPEED ZONES STUDIES. The ENGINEER shall conduct speed zone surveys and reports for designated locations to provide the basis for regulatory speed zoning. The ENGINEER shall collect all necessary data according to the State’s Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones. The study will contain the following:  • Collect data at speed check stations.  • Complete studies for data collection by the STATE  • Calculate 85th Percentile speeds.  • Determine Speed and Zone Lengths.  • Complete entries to strip maps using Microstation latest format. The ENGINEER shall prepare strip maps on which all pertinent data to the speed zones are recorded. Strip Maps shall be prepared at a scale of 5 inches = 1 mile and in accordance with the State’s Procedure for Establishing Speed Zones, Section 3, pages 2 of 9 and 3 of 9. The strip maps shall contain the following information:  Name and highway number of the route to be zoned. Show all names and highway numbers if the route has more than one name or highway number. Indicate sections, lengths to be zoned by Texas Transportation Commission minute order with a wide center line on the strip map.  Crossroads and cross streets. Show all names and highway numbers if the crossroads and cross streets have more than one name and carry one or more highways. Wider lines than those used for county roads and city streets shall show numbered highway routes.

SPEED ZONES STUDIES. The ENGINEER shall conduct speed zone surveys and reports for designated locations to provide the basis for regulatory speed zoning. The ENGINEER shall collect all necessary data according to the State’s Procedures for Establishing Speed Zones. The study will contain the following:  • Collect data at speed check stations.  • Complete studies for data collection by the STATE  • Calculate 85th Percentile speeds.  • Determine Speed and Zone Lengths.  • Complete entries to strip maps using Microstation latest format. The ENGINEER shall prepare strip maps on which all pertinent data to the speed zones are recorded. Strip Maps shall be prepared at a scale of 5 inches = 1 mile and in accordance with the State’s Procedure for Establishing Speed Zones, Section 3, pages 2 of 9 and 3 of 9. The strip maps shall contain the following information:  ▪ Name and highway number of the route to be zoned. Show all names and highway numbers if the route has more than one name or highway number. Indicate sections, lengths to be zoned by Texas Transportation Commission minute order with a wide center line on the strip map.  ▪ Crossroads and cross streets. Show all names and highway numbers if the crossroads and cross streets have more than one name and carry one or more highways. Wider lines than those used for county roads and city streets shall show numbered highway routes.