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Appendix I - Crosswalks and Stop Lines
Pages 97-103

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... COLORADO Standard crosswalks are at least 6 ft wide. The transverse crosswalk lines are 12 in.
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... High-visibility crosswalks are comprised of 8-in.-wide transverse crosswalk lines supplemented with sets of longitudinal lines that are parallel to the approach lanes and are centered on lane lines and the centers of approach lanes to avoid wheel paths. Each set of longitudinal lines is 24 in.
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... High-visibility crosswalks are 8 ft wide and are comprised of 24-in.-wide longitudinal lines that are parallel to the approach lanes and are centered on lane lines and the centers of approach lanes to avoid wheel paths. A 24-in.-wide stop line is located at least 5 ft from intersection crosswalks.
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... NORTH DAKOTA Standard crosswalks are typically 6 ft wide. The transverse crosswalk lines are 6 in.
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... OREGON Crosswalks are at least 6 ft wide, but a width of 10 ft is desired. Transverse crosswalk lines are at least 12 in.
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... A 24-in.-wide stop line is typically located 4 ft from crosswalks. UTAH Standard crosswalks are typically 10 ft wide (measured to the outside edges of the transverse crosswalk lines)
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... TUCSON/PIMA COUNTY, AZ Crosswalks are 10 ft wide. Transverse crosswalk lines are 12 in.
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  • stop line
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  • wide longitudinal

  • approach lanes
  • stop lines
  • standard crosswalks
  • lane lines
  • wheel paths

  • avoid wheel
  • verse crosswalk
  • section crosswalks
  • midblock crosswalks
  • typically located

  • wide transverse
  • crosswalk line
  • wide unless
  • transverse lines
  • approach lane

  • nearest edge
  • intersection crosswalks
  • lines supplemented
  • lines parallel
  • lines separated

  • outside edges
  • special crosswalk
  • crosswalk markings
  • crosswalk width
  • longitudinal line


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