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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 1 - General › Chapter 1A - General › Section 1A.07 - Responsibility for Traffic Control Devices

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Support:
08A The following language in Section 1680 of the Vehicle
					 & Traffic Law reflects the role of the MUTCD and the New York State
					 Supplement as the state manual of uniform traffic control devices. The text
					 also clarifies the adoption of Section 15-116 of the Uniform Vehicle Code
					 relative to the applicability of the MUTCD to facilities on private
					 property.
"To the extent that the National Manual on Uniform Traffic
					 Control Devices (hereinafter referred to in this section as MUTCD), promulgated
					 by the Federal Highway Administration pursuant to subpart F of part 655 of
					 Title 23 of the Code of Federal Regulations and subject to a public comment
					 period under federal law, does not conflict with the provisions of this chapter
					 and the provisions of other laws of the state, the National MUTCD shall
					 constitute such state manual and specifications; provided, however, such manual
					 and specifications may be modified by the commissioner of transportation by the
					 adoption of a supplement or supplements as such commissioner of transportation
					 determines warranted and in compliance with the applicable provisions of the
					 state administrative procedure act. The National MUTCD and its specifications
					 are adopted as the state standard for traffic control devices on any street,
					 highway, or bicycle path 'open to public travel'. No person shall install or
					 maintain in any area of private property used by the public any sign, signal,
					 marking or other device intended to regulate, warn or guide traffic unless it
					 conforms with the state manual and specifications maintained under this
					 section."
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 1 - General › Chapter 1A - General › Section 1A.08 - Authority for Placement of Traffic Control Devices

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Support:
08A Section 1114 of the Vehicle & Traffic Law prohibits
					 the unlawful display of unauthorized signs, signals, or
					 markings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 1 - General › Chapter 1A - General › Section 1A.13 - Definitions of Headings, Words, and Phrases in this Manual

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Support:
01A Site-specific conditions may lead agencies to determine
					 that it is impossible or impractical to comply with a Standard, and that they
					 must deviate from the requirement of a particular Standard at that location, or
					 others with the same condition. In such limited specific cases, the deviation
					 is allowed, provided that the agency or official having jurisdiction fully
					 documents the engineering reasons for the deviation.
INSERT the following text at the end of Paragraph
					 03:
260. Interconnection-when used in Part 4, the means by
					 which coordinated traffic signals are linked.
261. Coincident crossing -- a highway-rail grade crossing
					 within, or no greater than 20 feet from, an intersection.
262. Proximate crossing -- a highway-rail grade crossing
					 within 20 to 200 feet of an intersection.
263. Independent crossing -- a highway-rail grade crossing
					 more than 200 feet from an intersection.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2A - General › Section 2A.03 - Standardization of Application

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Guidance:
04A Part-time signs should be removed from view when they
					 do not apply.
Support:
04B In some situations, sign messages are needed only part
					 of the time. Examples are seasonal speed limits, icy pavement zone warnings,
					 and peak-hour turn prohibitions. Part-time signs may be short-term (generally
					 on a daily or weekly basis) or long-term (generally on a monthly or seasonal
					 basis). Some possible methods of displaying part-time signs are to:
Install the sign on a portable support. This method is
					 appropriate only for short-term signs;
Remove and replace the sign;
Cover and uncover the sign;
Hinge the sign so that one part may be folded over the
					 other to eliminate its display; and
Include the applicable times on a supplementary sign. This
					 method may be used only for certain regulatory signs, as prescribed in
					 text.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2A - General › Section 2A.06 - Design of Signs

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
13A Any change to a word message sign that can be
					 considered more than a minor modification (see Section
					 1A.03) shall be approved by the New York State Department of Transportation before
					 it is implemented.
Option:
17A Where it is deemed necessary to identify the regulating
					 authority, regulatory signs may bear the authority's name, initials, or
					 symbol.
Standard:
17B Where used on regulatory signs, the regulatory
					 authority name or symbol shall not be more than one-half inch high, and shall
					 be located near the bottom of the sign.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2A - General › Section 2A.11 - Dimensions

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Guidance:
03A The size shown in the Expressway column in the various
					 sign size tables in the MUTCD should normally be used on
					 parkways.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2A - General › Section 2A.15 - Enhanced Conspicuity for Standard Signs

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DELETE Method "C" in Paragraph 01.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2A - General › Section 2A.16 - Standardization of Location

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Guidance:
06A Sign installations should be at least 200 feet apart
					 where possible.
06B Where physical conditions limit visibility, the sign
					 location should be suitably adjusted.
Support:
06C As an example, a ground-mounted sign placed immediately
					 beyond an overpass may not be sufficiently visible. Placing the sign just
					 before, or well beyond, the overpass could improve its visibility.
Guidance:
09A Except on freeways, warning signs should generally take
					 precedence over regulatory and guide signs, with a warning message for a
					 greater hazard taking priority over one for a lesser hazard. Regulatory signs
					 should be next in importance, with the sign posting the most important
					 regulation superseding others. Guide signs should normally be the lowest in
					 priority, as their locations are generally more flexible than those for other
					 types of signs. Community wayfinding and acknowledgment guide signs should have
					 a lower priority as to placement than other guide signs. Information of a less
					 critical nature should be moved to less critical locations or omitted.
09B On freeways, guide signs should have highest priority,
					 followed by warning and regulatory signs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.02 - Design of Regulatory Signs

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
03A Any change to a word message sign that can be
					 considered more than a minor modification (see Section
					 1A.03) shall be approved by the New York State Department of Transportation before
					 it is implemented.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.03 - Size of Regulatory Signs

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DELETE Paragraph 05.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.05 - STOP Sign (R1-1) and ALL WAY Plaque (R1-3P)

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DELETE Paragraph 09.
INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
08A The R1-10P plaque shall not be used in New
					 York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.06 - STOP Sign Applications

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
00A STOP signs shall be used on the flashing red approaches
					 to intersections controlled by flashing signals, except where a green arrow is
					 displayed in conjunction with the flashing red indication. STOP signs shall not
					 be used on approaches where green arrows are displayed. They also shall not be
					 used on flashing yellow approaches.
00B Any STOP sign installed at a railroad grade crossing
					 shall be approved by the Commissioner of Transportation, as per Section 1685 of
					 the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law.
Option:
02A Figure 2B-101 may be used as a reference to help
					 determine whether a STOP or YIELD sign is most appropriate for use at an
					 intersection where control has been deemed necessary and intersection sight
					 distance is a consideration.
Support:
02B Sight distances across the corners of an intersection
					 and the prevailing approach speeds on the major and minor roadways are
					 significant in determining whether a STOP or YIELD sign should be used. Figure
					 2B-101 is based on AASHTO research indicating that the clear triangular areas
					 produced by the values in the table will permit the vehicles on either road to
					 stop, if necessary, before reaching the intersection. Where control is desired,
					 a YIELD sign may be used where the clear sight triangle can be provided; a STOP
					 sign should be used where the necessary clear sight triangle does not
					 exist.
Guidance:
02C Where the grade along an intersection approach exceeds
					 three percent, the leg of the clear sight triangle along that approach should
					 be adjusted in accordance with the values shown in Exhibit 9-53 in A Policy on
					 Geometric Design of Highways and Streets, 2004 Edition.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.09 - YIELD Sign Applications

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Option:
01A Figure 2B-101 may be used to determine if a restricted
					 view exists that warrants the placement of a STOP sign.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.10 - STOP Sign or YIELD Sign Placement

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Guidance:
07A Where there is a marked crosswalk at the intersection,
					 a STOP or YIELD sign should be located approximately four feet in advance of
					 the crosswalk.
Option:
09A The R1-2aP plaque with the alternate text TO ALL LANES
					 IN CIRCLE may be used to supplement a YIELD sign at a
					 roundabout.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.11 - Yield Here To Pedestrians Signs and Stop Here For Pedestrians Signs (R1-5 Series)

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
00A The R1-5a, R1-5b and R1-5c signs shall not be used in
					 New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.12 - In-Street and Overhead Pedestrian Crossing Signs (R1-6, R1-6a, R1-9, and R1-9a)

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
00A The R1-6a and R1-9a signs shall not be used in New
					 York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.14 - Truck Speed Limit Plaque (R2-2P)

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DELETE the entire section; the R2-2P plaque shall not be
					 used in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.15 - Night Speed Limit Plaque (R2-3P)

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DELETE the entire section; the R2-3P plaque shall not be
					 used in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.17 - Higher Fines Signs and Plaque (R2-6P, R2-10, and R2-11)

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DELETE Paragraphs 06 and 07.
INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
01A The Higher Fines signs and plaques shall only be used
					 in conjunction with school signing when a school speed limit has been
					 established.
01B The R2-10 sign shall not be used in New York. The
					 R2-6aP and R2-6bP plaques shall not be used in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.19 - Intersection Lane Control Signs (R3-5 through R3-8)

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DELETE Paragraph 09.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
02A Intersection Lane Control signs shall be used where
					 lane designations prohibit movements normally permitted by law. (e.g., An R3-5
					 or R3-7 sign may be used to prohibit through movement from a lane which is
					 designated for left turns only.) These signs shall also be used where lane
					 designations permit movements normally not allowed by law. (e.g., An R3-6 sign
					 may be used to permit left turns from a lane which ordinarily could be used
					 only for a through movement.)
08A At roundabouts, Intersection Lane Control (R3-5, R3-6,
					 and R3-8 series) signs shall display fish-hook arrows, and the arrow for the
					 left-most lane shall include an oval symbolizing the central island as shown in
					 Figure 2B-5.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.20 - Mandatory Movement Lane Control Signs (R3-5, R3-5a, R3-7, and R3-20)

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Option:
00A The NYR3-21 sign (see Sign Drawing SD-R4) may be used
					 to identify a lane from which only U-turn movements may be made.
Standard:
00B If used, the NYR3-21 sign shall be used in a manner
					 similar to the R3-5 and R3-5a signs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.21 - Optional Movement Lane Control Sign (R3-6)

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DELETE Paragraph 07.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Option:
00A The NYR3-27 and NYR3-28 signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R4)
					 may be used to indicate movements permitted from a specific lane.
Standard:
00B If used, the NYR3-27 and NYR3-28 signs shall be used in
					 a manner similar to the R3-6 sign.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.22 - Advance Intersection Lane Control Signs (R3-8 Series)

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DELETE the word "OK" from the first sentence in Paragraph
					 02.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Option:
01A The NYR3-51 through NYR3-67 signs (see Sign Drawing
					 SD-R4) may be used as Advance Intersection Lane Control signs.
01B The THRU TRAFFIC USE LEFT LANE (NYR3-33) and THRU
					 TRAFFIC USE RIGHT LANE (NYR3-35) signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R4) may be used to
					 supplement other regulatory signs on intersection approaches with two or more
					 lanes where added positive guidance is desirable. The THRU TRAFFIC USE CENTER
					 LANE (NYR3-34) sign (see Sign Drawing SD-R4) may be used to supplement other
					 regulatory signs on intersection approaches with three lanes.
Guidance:
03A Where a NYR3-34 sign or a NYR3-35 sign is used in
					 conjunction with a R3-7L sign, the NYR3-34 sign or NYR3-35 sign should follow
					 the R3-7L sign. Where a NYR3-33 sign or a NYR3-34 sign is used in conjunction
					 with a R3-7R sign, the NYR3-33 sign or NYR3-34 sign should follow the R3-7R
					 sign.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.28 - DO NOT PASS Sign (R4-1)

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
02A The DO NOT PASS (R4-1) sign shall be used only with
					 standard pavement markings.
Option:
02B The DO NOT PASS (R4-1) sign may be used without
					 pavement markings in work zones.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.30 - KEEP RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS Sign (R4-16) and SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT Sign (R4-3)

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
00A The KEEP RIGHT EXCEPT TO PASS (R4-16) and SLOWER
					 TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT (R4-3) signs shall only be used in conjunction with orders
					 or regulations requiring such actions.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.31 - TRUCKS USE RIGHT LANE Sign (R4-5)

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
01A The TRUCKS USE RIGHT LANE sign shall only be used in
					 conjunction with orders or regulations requiring such an
					 action.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.32 - Keep Right and Keep Left Signs (R4-7, R4-8)

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DELETE Paragraph 06; the R4-7a, R4-7b, R4-8a, and R4-8b
					 signs shall not be used in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.35 - Slow Vehicle Turn-Out Signs (R4-12, R4-13, and R4-14)

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DELETE entire section; the R4-12, R4-13, and R4-14 signs
					 shall not be used in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.36 - DO NOT DRIVE ON SHOULDER Sign (R4-17) and DO NOT PASS ON SHOULDER Sign (R4-18)

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DELETE the entire section; the R4-17 and R4-18 signs shall
					 not be used in New York. See Section
					 2B.107 
					 for more information.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.40 - ONE WAY Signs (R6-1, R6-2)

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DELETE Paragraph 13.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Support:
01A The R6-1 sign has greater legibility than the R6-2
					 sign, and is generally preferred. The R6-2 sign has an advantage where lateral
					 space is limited, such as in heavily developed urban areas.
Guidance:
11A The use of ONE WAY signs within a roundabout should be
					 limited to low speed locations where the roundabout geometry or visibility of
					 other signing does not make the circulating direction evident.
Support:
11B Using ONE WAY signs on the central island of a
					 roundabout might result in some drivers incorrectly concluding that the cross
					 street is a one-way street; using Roundabout Directional Arrow signs is the
					 preferred approach to avoid this confusion.
11C Where additional information regarding the roundabout
					 circulating direction is deemed necessary, it is preferable to use Roundabout
					 Circulation (R6-5P) plaques (see Section 2B.44).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.46 - Parking, Standing, and Stopping Signs (R7 and R8 Series)

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DELETE Paragraph 01.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Support:
00A In New York, the terms "parking", "standing", and
					 "stopping" are defined in Sections 129, 145, and 147 of the New York State
					 Vehicle and Traffic Law; the meanings of prohibitions involving each are
					 prescribed in Section 1200 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. Where
					 parking is prohibited, vehicles can be stopped while actually loading or
					 unloading merchandise or passengers. Where standing is prohibited, vehicles can
					 be stopped while actually loading or unloading passengers only. Where stopping
					 is prohibited, vehicles can not be stopped, except to avoid conflict with other
					 traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or traffic
					 control sign or signal.
Standard:
00B The R7-6, R7-7, R7-21, R7-21a, R7-22, R7-23, R7-23a,
					 R7-107, R7-107a, R7- 201 aP, R7-203, R8-1, R8-2, R8-3a, R8-3cP, R8-3dP, and
					 R8-3gP signs shall not be used in New York.
Option:
00C NYP1-6, NYP1-7, NYP1-9, NYP1-10, NYP1-11, NYP1-15, and
					 NYP1-16 Parking Prohibition signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R17) may be used in New
					 York.
00D The NYP1-2, NYP1-4, NYP1-5, and NYP1-8 signs (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R17) are alternate designs which may be substituted for the designs
					 used in R7-1, R7-2, NYP1-6, NYP1-7, and NYP1-9 through NYP1-11 Parking
					 Prohibition signs
00E The NYP2-1, NYP2-2, NYP2-4, NYP2-6, NYP2-7, and NYP2-8
					 Permissive Parking signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R18) may be used in New York. The
					 NYP2-3 sign may be used as an alternate design for the NYP2-1 and NYP2-2 signs.
					 The NYP3-1P, NYP3- 2P, NYP3-3P, NYP3-4P, NYP3-5P, NYP3-6P, NYP4-4P, and NYP4-8P
					 Parking plaques (see Sign Drawing SD-R19) may be used in New
					 York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.48 - Placement of Parking, Stopping, and Standing Signs

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DELETE the entire section.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
00A Parking sign height shall be in accordance with Section
					 2A.18. The minimum height shall apply to the bottom of the lowest sign in an
					 assembly of parking signs.
00B Except where otherwise specified, parking signs shall
					 be placed facing approaching traffic at an angle of between 30 and 45 degrees
					 with the line of traffic flow.
00C Parking signs shall be placed at each end of a
					 regulation and, within the regulation, at intervals not to exceed 200
					 feet.
Option:
00D Where one end of a prohibition is at an intersection,
					 and the regulation extends not more than 200 feet from the intersection, the
					 sign at the intersection end may be omitted if a NYP1-9, NYP1-10, or NYP1-11
					 sign (with appropriate right or left directional arrow) is used to post the
					 other end.
Standard:
00E Single-headed arrows pointing in the direction of the
					 regulation shall be used on signs posting each end of a regulation.
					 Double-headed arrows shall be used on intermediate signs within the
					 regulation.
00F The transition between two different enacted
					 regulations shall be posted with appropriate signs for each regulation. The
					 R7-202P plaque shall not be used in New York.
Guidance:
00G Where an enacted regulation adjoins a statutory
					 regulation and the statutory requirement may not be obvious to motorists, the
					 transition for both regulations should be posted. The transition should be
					 posted with the two signs (or sign assemblies) mounted side by side, or with an
					 R7-200 sign. Posting adjoining regulations with signs one above the other
					 should be avoided, if possible.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.50 - WALK ON LEFT FACING TRAFFIC and No Hitchhiking Signs (R9-1, R9-4, R9-4a)

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DELETE the entire section.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
00A The R9-1 and R9-4a signs shall not be used in New
					 York.
Option:
00B The WALK ON LEFT FACING TRAFFIC (NYR9-3) sign (see
					 Section
					 2B.107) may be used on highways where no sidewalks are provided.
Option:
00C The No Hitchhiking (R9-4) sign (see Figure 2B-26) may
					 be used to prohibit standing in or adjacent to the roadway for the purpose of
					 soliciting a ride.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.51 - Pedestrian Crossing Signs (R9-2, R9-3)

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DELETE Paragraph 05; the R9-3a sign shall not be used in
					 New York.
INSERT the following paragraph:
Option:
04A The USE CROSSWALK (R9-3bP), USE UNDERPASS (NYR6-5P),
					 and USE OVERPASS (NYR6-7P) supplemental plaques (see Figure 2B-26 and Sign
					 Drawing SD-R10) may be installed below the R9-3sign to indicate the direction
					 to a nearby crosswalk, underpass, or overpass. A left-facing arrow, placed to
					 the left of the word "USE," may be used, as needed.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.53 - Traffic Signal Signs (R10-5 through R10-30)

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
02A The DO NOT BLOCK INTERSECTION (R10-7) and STOP HERE ON
					 RED (R10-6a) signs shall not be used in New York.
Option:
02B The U-Turn Signal (NYR3-44) sign (see Sign Drawing
					 SD-R5) may be used to identify a signal face which controls U-turn movements
					 exclusively.
02C The DO NOT BLOCK SIDE ROAD (NYR9-4) sign (see Section
					 2B.107) may be used where motorists, unable to proceed because of congestion ahead,
					 block an intersection in violation of Section 1175 of the New York State
					 Vehicle and Traffic Law. The word "SIDE" may be replaced by "CROSS" where
					 deemed necessary or appropriate.
02D The WAIT FOR GREEN LIGHT (NYR3-40) sign (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R5) may be used where motorists waiting at a red signal indication
					 frequently enter the intersection before the green indication appears.
02E The WAIT FOR GREEN ARROW (NYR3-41) sign (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R5) may be used where turning traffic is controlled by a face
					 consisting of red arrow, yellow arrow, and green arrow indications, and
					 motorists frequently turn when the red arrow is displayed.
Guidance:
02F Where used at an overhead signal, the U-Turn Signal
					 sign should be to the right of the signal face. At a post- or pedestal-mounted
					 signal, the NYR3-44 sign should be below the face.
02G Where used, the WAIT FOR GREEN LIGHT sign should be
					 located near a primary signal face controlling traffic which is starting
					 prematurely.
02G Where used, the WAIT FOR GREEN ARROW sign should be
					 located near the signal face containing the red arrow, yellow arrow, and green
					 arrow indications.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.54 - No Turn on Red Signs (R10-11 Series, R10-17a, and R10-30)

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DELETE Paragraphs 01 and 02.
DELETE Paragraph 07; Section 1111(d) of the New York State
					 Vehicle and Traffic Law does not permit traffic facing a red arrow to enter an
					 intersection. The R10-17a sign shall not be used in New York.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
00A Where a right turn on red (or a left turn on red from a
					 one-way street to a one-way street) is to be prohibited, a symbolic NO TURN ON
					 RED (symbolic circular red) (R10-11) sign (see Figure 2B-27) shall be used. The
					 R10-11a and R10-11b word message signs shall not be used in New York.
00B Where used at traffic signals installed on or after
					 January 1, 1998, the NO TURN ON RED (R10-11) sign shall be placed adjacent to
					 the appropriate signal face wherever possible. This shall not preclude the use
					 of additional signs in other locations.
Support:
00C The placement of NO TURN ON RED signs installed on or
					 after January 1, 1998 is specified in Section 1111 of the New York State
					 Vehicle and Traffic Law.
Option:
00D An NYR7-4P or NYR7-5P Auxiliary Regulatory plaque (see
					 Sign Drawing SD-R11) showing times of day with a black legend and border on a
					 white background may be mounted below a NO TURN ON RED sign to indicate that
					 the restriction is in place only during certain times.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.55 - Photo Enforced Signs and Plaques (R10-18, R10-19P, R10-19aP)

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INSERT the following paragraph:
Standard:
02A The R10-19aP plaque shall not be used in New
					 York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.57 - KEEP OFF MEDIAN Sign (R11-1)

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DELETE the entire section; the R11-1 sign shall not be used
					 in New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.60 - Weigh Station Signs (R13 Series)

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Option:
03A The text on the R13-1 sign may be modified, as required
					 by the applicable regulation.
03B The R13-1 may be supplemented with a WHEN FLASHING
					 (NYR7-14) sign (see Sign Drawing SD-R13).
Standard:
03C Where used, the WHEN FLASHING sign shall be placed
					 below the R13-1 sign. The WHEN FLASHING sign shall have warning beacons (see
					 Section 4K.03) aligned horizontally no less than 12 inches left and right of,
					 not within, the sign. The beacons shall flash only during those times the
					 regulation is in effect.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.61 - TRUCK ROUTE Sign (R14-1)

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
01A The TRUCKS OVER 5 TONS USE TRUCK ROUTES (NYR5-15) sign
					 (see Sign Drawing SD-R9) shall be used to inform drivers of trucks over five
					 tons that they are permitted only on highways which are part of the truck route
					 system. The TRUCKS OVER 5 TONS USE TRUCK ROUTES sign shall be placed on
					 highways entering an area having a truck route system at, or near, the boundary
					 area.
Guidance:
01B Where a truck route system is in effect only during
					 certain periods, it should be posted with variable message or part-time NYR5-15
					 signs.
Option:
01C The applicable times of a variable message or part-time
					 NYR5-15 sign may be posted on a Miscellaneous Auxiliary Regulatory plaque (see
					 Section
					 2B.104) beneath the NYR5-15 sign.
01D The EXCEPT LOCAL DELIVERY (NYR7-3P) plaque (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R11) may be used with the NYR5-15 sign where it is desirable to
					 indicate that the regulation does not preclude local
					 delivery.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.64 - Headlight Use Signs (R16-5 through R16-11)

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DELETE the entire section; the R16-5, R16-6, R16-7, R16-8,
					 R16-9, R16-10, and R16-11 signs shall not be used in New York. See Section
					 2B.107 
					 for the New York State headlight sign.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.65 - FENDER BENDER Sign (R16-4)

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DELETE the entire section; the R16-4 sign shall not be used
					 in New York, as this action is not required by New York State
					 Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.101 - End Speed Zone Sign (NYR2-11)

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Option:
01 The End Speed Zone (NYR2-11) sign (see Sign Drawing
					 SD-R1) may be used for posting the end of a linear or area speed limit which is
					 followed by the statewide limit. It is a substitute for the NYR2-2 sign (see
					 Section
					 2B.13) 
					 at that location.
Standard:
02 The NYR2-11 sign shall be used only where the NYR2-2
					 sign would be unsuitable because of conditions immediately beyond the sign
					 location. Examples of such conditions are:
A. A curve with advisory speed less than the
				  statewide limit.
B. A school
				  building adjacent to the highway.
C. Highway and/or roadside characteristics
				  which are not conducive to an immediate increase in travel speed.
03 Where the NYR2-11 sign is used, a NYR2-2 sign shall be
					 placed beyond it at the first suitable location, unless another speed
					 restriction begins within one-quarter mile of that location.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.102 - Supplemental Intersection Signs (NYR3-14, NYR3-19, NYR3-20)

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Option:
01 The ALL TRAFFIC (NYR3-14) sign (see Sign Drawing SD-R3)
					 may be used where all traffic on an intersection approach is allowed to proceed
					 through the intersection in one direction only.
02 The LEFT TURN ONLY (NYR3-19) and RIGHT TURN ONLY
					 (NYR3-20) signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R3) may be used where all traffic on an
					 intersection approach is required to turn left or turn right,
					 respectively.
03 Supplemental Intersection signs may be used at the
					 junction of an alley or driveway with a roadway or highway, regardless of
					 whether or not the roadway or highway at said junction is controlled by a
					 traffic control device.
Standard:
04 The ALL TRAFFIC sign shall not be a substitute for other
					 one-way signs required, or normally used, at intersections.
Guidance:
05 Where used, the ALL TRAFFIC sign should normally be
					 placed in advance of an intersection on the right side of the roadway.
06 Where used, the LEFT TURN ONLY and RIGHT TURN ONLY signs
					 should be placed in the near right corner of the intersection. On one-way
					 roadways, an additional sign should be placed in the near left corner of the
					 intersection.
Option:
07 The arrow on the ALL TRAFFIC sign may be vertical,
					 horizontal (left or right), or slant diagonally upward (left or
					 right).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.103 - Roadway Lane Use Signs (NYR4-11, NYR4-17, NYR4-18)

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Standard:
01 The NO TRUCKS BUSES TRAILERS LEFT LANE (NYR4-17) sign
					 (see Sign Drawing SD-R6) shall be used where particular types of vehicles are
					 prohibited from using specific lanes. The NO TRUCKS BUSES TRAILERS LEFT LANE
					 sign shall be placed at, or near, the beginning of the regulation.
Guidance:
02 Additional NO TRUCKS BUSES TRAILERS LEFT LANE signs
					 should be placed throughout the regulated section, at intervals generally not
					 exceeding one mile. Where the prohibition applies to the left lane on a one-way
					 roadway, the signs should be placed on the left side of the roadway.
Option:
03 The USE TWO LANES (NYR4-11) sign (see Sign Drawing
					 SD-R6) may be used where it is desired to encourage effective use of all
					 available travel lanes. The legend on the USE TWO LANES sign may be modified,
					 as required by the applicable regulation, using appropriate wording in the
					 specified letter size and series. Sign sizes may be adjusted, as necessary, to
					 accommodate modified legends. Additional USE TWO LANES signs may be placed
					 within the applicable roadway section, as needed.
04 The DO NOT CROSS DIVIDER (NYR4-18) sign (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R6) may be used in conjunction with a solid double white line to
					 emphasize that crossing the marking is prohibited.
Standard:
05 The USE TWO LANES sign shall be used only where lane
					 markings are used.
Guidance:
06 The legend on the USE TWO LANES sign should state the
					 number of lanes available for the traffic to which it applies. Where used, the
					 USE TWO LANES sign should be placed at, or near, the beginning of the
					 applicable roadway section.
07 Where used, the DO NOT CROSS DIVIDER sign should be
					 placed at, or near, the beginning of the solid double white line. Where the
					 prohibited movement is on the left side of a one-way roadway, the signs should
					 be placed on the left side of the roadway.
Option:
08 Additional DO NOT CROSS DIVIDER signs may be placed
					 within the section containing the restriction, as needed.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.104 - Miscellaneous Auxiliary Regulatory Plaques (NYR7-2P, NYR7-3P, NYR7-4P, NYR7-5P, NYR7-6P, NYR7-7P, NYR7-13P)

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Option:
01 The NYR7-2P, NYR7-3P, NYR7-4P, NYR7-5P, NYR7-6P,
					 NYR7-7P, and NYR7-13P auxiliary plaques (see Sign Drawing SD-R11) may be used
					 to supplement regulatory signs where the regulation applies only: at specific
					 times; specific days; specific locations; to specific vehicles; or with other
					 specific exceptions.
02 The legends on the NYR7-2P, NYR7-4P, NYR7-5P, and
					 NYR7-6P auxiliary plaques may be modified, as required by the applicable
					 regulation, using appropriate wording in the specified letter
					 heights.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 2 - Signs › Chapter 2B - Regulatory Signs, Barricades, And Gates › Section 2B.105 - Snow Emergency Route Signs (NYR7-10, NYR7-11)

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Standard:
01 The NYR7-10 Snow Emergency Route sign (see Sign Drawing
					 SD-R12) shall be used to post designated snow emergency routes only where the
					 statutory requirements described in Section 145-c of the New York State Vehicle
					 and Traffic Law are in effect. The NYR7-11 Snow Emergency Route sign (see Sign
					 Drawing SD-R12) shall be used where a supplemental regulation is established in
					 conjunction with a snow emergency route designation.
Guidance:
02 The NYR7-10 or NYR7-11 sign should be placed, in each
					 traffic direction, on the right side of a designated snow emergency route
					 beyond each intersection, and at additional locations as deemed necessary or
					 desirable. Where snow emergency parking regulations are established on the left
					 side of a one-way roadway, snow emergency route signs should be placed on both
					 sides of the roadway.
Option:
03 The illustrated legend on the lower part of the NYR7-11
					 sign may be modified, as required by the regulation, using appropriate wording
					 in the specified letter height. The size of the NYR7-11 sign may be adjusted,
					 where necessary to accommodate the modified legend.