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Traffic Control

Practices & Warrants

  • Wondering why HRM installs signs where they do?
  • Interested in knowing if a specific intersection warrants an all-way stop or marked crosswalk?
  • Thinking maybe an intersection should have traffic signals?
  • Planning a parade?

Parking signs

Parking Control Signs

Warning Signs

Warning and Information Signs

Pavement Markings

Pavement

Markings

Permits, etc.

Parade Permits

 

HRM's Traffic Control Practices and Warrants outlines the specific requirements for traffic control devices such as signs, signals and pavement markings.  Before contacting HRM about your specific issue you can find the specific device you're interested in and read up on our policy.  For example, if you click on 'Traffic Control Signs', it will take you to an index of commonly requested signs which we have policies for.   Click on the sign you want (i.e. Stop Sign) to read the policy.

Who to contact if you have questions or wish to make a request.

Signals

  Traffic Signals
  Protected Left Turn Signal Phase
  Flashing Beacons
  Pedestrian Signals
  (RA-5) Overhead Crosswalk Signs
  Transit Priority Signals

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Traffic Control Signs

  Stop Signs
  Turn Control Signs
  Speed Zone Signs
  Lane Control Signs
  Truck Route Signs

Parking

  On-Street Parking
  Loading Zones
  Angle Parking
  Parking Meters
  Fire Lane Signs
  Accessible Parking Spaces

Warning & Information Signs

  School Zone Signs
  School Bus Ahead Signs
  Children Playing Signs
  Playground Area Signs
  Hearing Impaired/Visually Impaired Warning Signs
  Hidden Driveway Signs
  Concealed Road Signs
  Blind Crest Signs

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