Pavement Markings--Design and Typical Layout Details (2006) / Chapter Skim
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. Among the more detailed designs, layout details, and associated practices that are found in many of the state and local documents are the following: • Methods of delineating turn lane channelization, • Patterns and spacing of lane-use turn arrows and ONLY word markings, • Patterns and spacing of crosswalk markings and stop lines, • Patterns and spacing of turn arrows in two-way left-turn lanes, • Patterns and dimensions of chevrons and diagonal lines, • Methods of delineating climbing and passing lanes, and • Methods of delineating entrance ramp and exit ramp gores.
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show the range of values and the most common pavement marking practices found in the design standards for the various agencies. Table 1 contains information regarding pavement markings at intersections including: • Turn lanes, • Lane lines for dual turn lanes, • Lane line extensions into intersections for dual turn lanes, • Use and type of dotted lines in turn lane tapers, • Left-turn lanes added between through lanes of two-lane highways, • Solid lane lines between through lanes on signalized approaches, • Crosswalks, • Stop lines, and • Right-turn channelizing islands.
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