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City of Hoover, AlabamaInvitation To Bid: Traffic Control Striping and Markings Bid # 17021City of Hoover Purchasing DepartmentInvitation To Bid: Traffic Control Striping and MarkingsTABLE OF CONTENTS I.INSTRUCTIONS

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How to fill out traffic control striping

1. Step 1: Begin by gathering all the necessary equipment for striping including paint, striping machine, measuring tape, chalk, gloves, and safety cones.
2. Step 2: Clean the surface where the traffic control striping is required. Ensure it is free from any dirt, debris, or loose materials.
3. Step 3: Determine the layout and dimensions for the traffic control striping using the measuring tape and chalk. Mark the areas where the striping will be applied.
4. Step 4: Set up safety cones to create a safe work zone and redirect traffic if necessary.
5. Step 5: Load the striping machine with the appropriate paint according to the road regulations and manufacturer's instructions.
6. Step 6: Start striping in an organized and systematic manner. Use the striping machine to apply the paint along the marked lines, following the designated layout and dimensions.
7. Step 7: Maintain a steady pace while striping to ensure consistent line width and quality.
8. Step 8: Allow the paint to dry completely before removing any safety cones or allowing traffic on the newly striped area.
9. Step 9: Inspect the newly striped traffic control striping to ensure it meets the required standards and regulations.
10. Step 10: Clean up the work area by properly disposing of any unused paint or materials and removing safety cones.
11. Step 11: Keep a record of the date and details of the traffic control striping for future reference or maintenance purposes.

Who needs traffic control striping?

1. Road construction crews and contractors who are responsible for marking lanes and creating traffic patterns need traffic control striping.
2. Parking lot owners or managers who want to clearly define parking spaces and ensure efficient traffic flow also require traffic control striping.
3. City or county transportation departments that are responsible for maintaining road safety and managing traffic signals often need traffic control striping.
4. Private businesses or property owners who have private roads, driveways, or parking lots may opt for traffic control striping to enhance safety and organization.
5. Event organizers, such as those hosting concerts, festivals, or sports events, may require temporary traffic control striping to direct the flow of vehicles and pedestrians during the event.
6. Schools, universities, and other educational institutions often use traffic control striping to designate student drop-off and pick-up areas, bus zones, and crosswalks.
7. Airports, train stations, and other transportation terminals utilize traffic control striping to guide passengers and vehicles to the appropriate areas.
8. Municipalities or communities that aim to improve road safety and reduce accidents may implement traffic control striping on high-traffic roads or intersections.
9. Emergency service providers and first responders benefit from clearly marked traffic control striping to quickly navigate through traffic and reach their destinations.

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What is traffic control striping?

Traffic control striping is the process of painting lines, symbols, and markings on roads and highways to provide guidance and regulation for motorists.

Who is required to file traffic control striping?

Contractors, construction companies, or government agencies responsible for road maintenance are typically required to file traffic control striping.

How to fill out traffic control striping?

Traffic control striping is filled out by documenting the location, type of markings, date of installation, and any other relevant information on a designated form.

What is the purpose of traffic control striping?

The purpose of traffic control striping is to enhance road safety by improving visibility, directing traffic flow, and indicating regulatory requirements to drivers.

What information must be reported on traffic control striping?

Information such as the location of markings, type of markings (e.g. lane lines, crosswalks), date of installation, and any additional notes or observations may need to be reported on traffic control striping forms.

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