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Portable Positive Protection Typical Application for TMA Trucks

BY S.P.A SAFETY SYSTEM LLC

Typical Application for TMA Truck Portable Positive Protection

It is important to have advance warning of the mobile lane closure using TMA trucks for advance warnings with appropriate signing to warn drivers of the lane closure. The typical application diagram below includes a potential approach to executing this mobile lane closure when using portable positive protection. While this approach reflects the MUTCD typical application for mobile operations, other deployments may or may not include the shadow vehicles. In either case, advance warning for drivers is of utmost importance to the safety of the operation.

A typical application drawing to relay main points about how to use portable positive protection.

An example of a traffic control configuration for a mobile lane closure:

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