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This document provides guidance on the design and implementation of speed limit signs in school zones as part of traffic policies and Statewide Transportation Improvement Program projects.

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How to fill out Speed Limit Signing in School Zones

1. Identify the school zone area requiring speed limit signs.
2. Determine the appropriate speed limit for the school zone based on local regulations.
3. Select the correct size and type of speed limit signs that comply with state and local guidelines.
4. Install the signs at appropriate heights and positions to ensure visibility for drivers.
5. Use reflective materials for the signs to enhance visibility, especially during low light conditions.
6. Ensure that the signs are placed at both the beginning and end of the school zone.
7. Perform regular inspections and maintenance on the signs to keep them visible and clear of obstructions.

Who needs Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

1. Local school districts seeking to ensure safety for students in school zones.
2. Traffic management authorities responsible for enforcing speed limits in areas with schools.
3. Parents and guardians concerned about the safety of children commuting to school.
4. Drivers who need to be aware of speed limits in zones with pedestrian traffic and children.

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What are the three types of speed limit signs?

Types of Speed Limit Signs Maximum Speed Limit. The maximum speed limit is the highest speed allowed on a particular road under ideal driving conditions. Minimum Speed Limit. Some roads, particularly highways, may have a minimum speed limit sign. Advisory Speed Limit. Variable Speed Limits. School Zone Speed Limit.

What is the maximum speed limit allowed through school zones during restricted hours?

You are not permitted to pass or attempt to pass another vehicle travelling in the same direction within a school zone, when the zone is in effect. The speed limit for both urban and rural school zones is 30 km/h unless otherwise posted.

What is the speed limit for school zones in NJ?

The speed limit, unless otherwise posted, is 25 mph in school zones, business, or residential districts; 35 mph in certain low density business and residential districts; 50 mph on all other roadways; 55 mph on certain state highways (as posted) and all interstates; and 65 mph on certain state highways (as posted).

What is the maximum speed limit in a school zone during school days?

The 40km/h speed limit in school zones helps to protect children on their way to and from school.

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What is Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

Speed Limit Signing in School Zones refers to the specific signage installed around school areas to indicate reduced speed limits during school hours, ensuring the safety of students and pedestrians.

Who is required to file Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

Local municipalities or school districts are typically required to file and maintain Speed Limit Signing in School Zones to comply with state regulations and ensure road safety.

How to fill out Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

To fill out the Speed Limit Signing in School Zones documentation, one must specify the location, proposed speed limit, hours of enforcement, and any relevant traffic studies or assessments conducted in the area.

What is the purpose of Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

The purpose of Speed Limit Signing in School Zones is to enhance safety by reducing vehicle speeds in areas frequented by children, thus minimizing the risk of accidents and ensuring safe passage for students.

What information must be reported on Speed Limit Signing in School Zones?

Information that must be reported on Speed Limit Signing in School Zones includes the designated speed limit, times during which the speed limit is in effect, location details, and any related traffic control measures.