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1 Sadad S Maa NEW, CHANGED, OR DELETED 1/2017 "E" SERIES: GUIDE SIGNS - EXPRESSWAY, FREEWAY G 1 - Da Ica E1-5aP... LEFT (Pa) E1-5bP... LEFT EXIT Nb (Pa) E1-5P... E Nb (Pa) E FREEWAY ENTRANCE G 3 - Sa Gd E3-X1... HOSPITAL (Oa) G 5 - G S E EXIT ( A) E5-1a... 72" 60" EXIT ( A ad E Nb) E5-1b VAR. 84" EXIT ( A ad E Nb) E5-1bP... E G - Nb (Pa) G 10 - M Sc E M Sc S E10-1 SUPPLEMENT... M Sc S Oa E HOSPITAL EXIT (NEXT) (SECOND) RIGHT E10-4 (R L)... HOSPITAL MILES ( A) E10-5 (R, L LR)... GAS ( A) E10-6 (R, L, LR)... FOOD ( A) E10-7 (R, L, LR)... LODGING ( A) E10-8 (R L)... HOSPITAL ( A) E10-9 (R, L, LR)... CAMPING ( A) E10-10 (R, L, LR)... DIESEL ( A) E10-11 (R, L, LR)... LP-GAS ( A) E10-12 (R, L, LR)... E85 ( A) E10-13 (R L)... EV-CHARGING ( A) G 11 - E O Wa E11-1b... ONLY (Oa) E LEFT (Oa) E11-X2... PROHIBITED VEHICLES (Oa) G 13 - E G E13-1P... E G Ad Sd (Pa)
2 72 X 30 RADIUS 3.75 BORDER 1.25 a 21.1 b 9 c d 12E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd cd bacd. LEFT (Pa) 5/1/13 E1-5aP
3 132 X 54 RADIUS 6 BORDER 2 a 54 b 4.9 c 33.2 d a a E MOD. 15E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 3. F a da, S E11-2 LEFT EXIT Nb (Pa) 5/1/13 E1-5bP
4 VAR. X 30 a RADIUS 6 BORDER 2 a 33.3 b 43.8 c 10 d a * a E MOD. 15E MOD. b c d DIGITS WIDTHS OF FREQUENTLY USED PANELS SUFFIX CHARACTERS 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 3. Aa b b cd. 4. S a d a dd b b d ad ac a. S ab ca. PANEL WIDTH E Nb (Pa) * 7.5" ac b b ad A. 9" ac b b ad a (B, C, D). 5/1/13 1/1/17 E1-5P
5 36 X 18 RADIUS 3 BORDER.5 a 11.7 b 11.9 c 13.3 d D 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. FREEWAY ENTRANCE 7/1/73 E1-6
6 90 X 16 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER a 38.7 b 3 c d 10E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. HOSPITAL (Oa) 1/1/05 E3-X1
7 72 X X 60 RADIUS 6 6 BORDER a b c d d 45 d 12F 12F 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 3. F a d S Da, a 102. EXIT ( A) 1/1/73 E5-1
8 72 X X60 RADIUS 6 6 BORDER a b c d DEG. 45 DEG. 18E MOD. 18E MOD. 12F 12F 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 3. Aa a b cd. 4. F a d a 102, S Da. 5. F d b. 72" 60" EXIT ( A ad E Nb) 9/17/75 5/1/13 E5-1a
9 VAR. X 84 VAR. X 84 RADIUS 9 9 BORDER a b c d *** *** * 2 3 * 3 ** DEG. 45 DEG. 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 18E MOD. 18E MOD. 3. Aa a b cd. 12F 12F 4. F a d a 102, S Da. * O d a F d. ** T d a 1. *** 9" ac A; 12" ac a a A. b a. d c a. DIGITS a WIDTHS OF FREQUENTLY USED PANELS SUFFIX CHARACTERS PANEL WIDTH b a. d c a. VAR. 84" EXIT ( A ad E Nb) 9/17/75 12/1/15 E5-1b a
10 42 X X X 30 RADIUS BORDER a a a a b c a a d a E 15E 15E 2. C - W d ad bd bacd, cd. 3. Aa a b b cd. E G - Nb (Pa) 5/1/13 E5-1bP
11 144 X 84 RADIUS 9 BORDER 1.5 a 31.1 b 15 c 4.4 d E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. Aa d b cd. 4. Idda a a a b d ( E10-1 S). 5. HOSPITAL a b d ac CAMPING. I b a d, CAMPING a b acd a ad HOSPITAL a b d E10-3. M Sc S 7/1/73 4/1/05 E10-1
12 VAR X 12 RADIUS BORDER a 2.6 b 54.9 c 2.5 d E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. M Sc S Oa 7/1/73 12/1/05 E10-1 SUPPLEMENT
13 120 X X 48 RADIUS 6 6 BORDER a b c d E MOD. 10E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. SECOND RIGHT b d 132 X 48 a. HOSPITAL EXIT (NEXT) (SECOND) RIGHT 1/1/73 7/1/05 E10-3
14 78 X 36 RADIUS 3 BORDER 1 a 30.9 b 6 c 27.4 d * U 5-13 ARROW 6E MOD. 8E MOD. 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. Aa a b cd. 4. A b dad (L) (R). HOSPITAL MILES ( A) 1/1/73 5/1/13 E10-4 (R L)
15 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 5.1 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). GAS ( A) 1/1/73 E10-5 (R, L LR)
16 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 6.6 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). FOOD ( A) 1/1/73 E10-6 (R, L, LR)
17 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 10.9 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). LODGING ( A) 1/1/73 E10-7 (R, L, LR)
18 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 6.5 b 2.5 c 4 d *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a R d dca dac. HOSPITAL ( A) 1/1/73 E10-8 (R L)
19 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 11.4 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). CAMPING ( A) 1/1/73 E10-9 (R, L, LR)
20 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 8.8 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). DIESEL ( A) 1/1/73 E10-10 (R, L, LR)
21 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 9.8 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). LP-GAS ( A) 1/1/85 E10-11 (R, L, LR)
22 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.75 a 14.4 b 4.7 c 6 d 4 *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L), (R), ad (LR). E85 ( A) 3/16/06 E10-12 (R, L, LR)
23 48 X 12 RADIUS 1.5 BORDER.8 a 3 b 6 c 3 d *U 1-6 ARROW 4D 2. C - W d ad bd b bacd, cd. 3. F a d, S Da, a A b dad (L) (R). a b c d d c b a EV-CHARGING ( A) 4/29/15 E10-13 (R L)
24 42 X X 16 RADIUS BORDER a b 3 3 c d 8E MOD. 10E MOD. 2. C - Bac d cd bacd. ONLY (Oa) 7/26/73 12/1/15 E11-1b
25 44 X X 18 RADIUS BORDER a b 3 3 c d 10E MOD. 12E MOD. 2. C - Bac d cd bacd. LEFT (Oa) 5/1/13 E11-2
26 114 X X X 16 RADIUS BORDER a b c d E MOD. 8E MOD. 10E MOD. 2. C - W d d bacd, cd. PROHIBITED VEHICLES (Oa) 9/1/79 8/21/06 E11-X2
27 72 X 24 RADIUS 3.63 BORDER.88 a 21.1 b 7 c.9 d E 10E 2. C - W d ad bd cd bacd. E G Ad Sd (Pa) 5/1/13 E13-1P
Standard Signs Manual
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