Common use of Traffic Operation Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Traffic Operation Restrictions. 3.3.2.1 Maintenance Contractor shall keep the number of Lane Closures to an absolute minimum and shall keep each Lane Closure to the shortest time necessary for safe and efficient operations. The requirements for and restrictions on Lane Closures are set forth in Section 1800 of Exhibit 2 and Attachment 6 to Exhibit 2. If Maintenance Contractor violates such requirements and restrictions, Maintenance Contractor shall be subject to liquidated damages in accordance with Section 12.4 of this Capital Maintenance Agreement. 3.3.2.2 Should Emergencies occur during the Maintenance Contractor's performance of traffic management, including vehicle accidents and structural failures, Maintenance Contractor shall take all actions necessary to open the roadway as soon as possible and shall repair any damage to the Maintained Elements; provided however, Maintenance Contractor shall not be required to repair any damage caused by vehicle accidents to the Maintained Elements unless TxDOT issues a Change Order or Directive Letter therefor in accordance with Section 10. TxDOT has the authority to deny a Lane Closure in the case of an emergency, evacuation, a special event or any other public activities.

Traffic Operation Restrictions. 3.3.2.1 Maintenance Contractor shall keep the number of Lane Closures to an absolute minimum and shall keep each Lane Closure to the shortest time necessary for safe and efficient operations. The requirements for and restrictions on Lane Closures are set forth in Section 1800 of Exhibit 2 and Attachment 6 to Exhibit 2. If Maintenance Contractor violates such requirements and restrictions, Maintenance Contractor shall be subject to liquidated damages in accordance with Section 12.4 of this Capital Maintenance AgreementCMA. 3.3.2.2 Should Emergencies occur during the Maintenance Contractor's ’s performance of traffic management, including vehicle accidents and structural failures, Maintenance Contractor shall take all actions necessary to open the roadway as soon as possible and shall repair any damage to the Maintained Elements; provided however, Maintenance Contractor shall not be required to repair any damage caused by vehicle accidents to the Maintained Elements unless TxDOT issues a Change Order or Directive Letter therefor in accordance with Section 10. TxDOT has the authority to deny a Lane Closure in the case of an emergencyEmergency, evacuation, a special event or any other public activities.

Traffic Operation Restrictions. 3.3.2.1 Maintenance Contractor shall keep the number of Lane Closures to an absolute minimum and shall keep each Lane Closure to the shortest time necessary for safe and efficient operations. The requirements for and restrictions on Lane Closures are set forth in Section 1800 of Exhibit 2 and Attachment 6 to Exhibit 2. If Maintenance Contractor violates such requirements and restrictions, Maintenance Contractor shall be subject to liquidated damages in accordance with Section 12.4 of this Capital Maintenance Agreement. 3.3.2.2 Should Emergencies occur during the Maintenance Contractor's performance of traffic management, including vehicle accidents and structural failures, Maintenance Contractor shall take all actions necessary to open the roadway as soon as possible and shall repair any damage to the Maintained Elements; provided provided, however, that Maintenance Contractor shall not be required to repair any damage caused by vehicle accidents to the Maintained Elements unless TxDOT issues a Change Order or Directive Letter therefor in accordance with Section 10. TxDOT has the authority to deny a Lane Closure in the case of an emergency, evacuation, a special event or any other public activities.