We use traffic-control references when planning signs and pavement markings, and we help property owners understand which questions need to be resolved for their site. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) is published by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Start with the current FHWA edition
For current guidance, use the official MUTCD edition page. FHWA identifies the 11th Edition with Revision 1 as the current publication. Its website provides the manual, updates, and supporting resources.
Our earlier 2009 MUTCD PDF remains available as an archive reference. Use the current FHWA material when reviewing a new project, together with the requirements adopted by the responsible authority.
Reviewing signs and markings at your property
We begin with the traffic problem and the layout: how vehicles enter and leave, where people walk, and which directions are unclear. We review existing signs, pavement markings, and the proposed work with your property team.
Where a project involves regulated roadways, emergency access, or a design question, we coordinate the next steps with the appropriate authority or qualified professional. Accessible parking requirements also need to be reviewed for the parking spaces and routes affected by the work.
Bring us the questions you have
Faded markings, conflicting directions, and signs that are difficult to see are useful starting points for the conversation. Tell us where drivers get confused, which routes need to remain open, and whether you are planning other pavement work.
Contact our team or call (850) 860-0014. We’ll discuss the property location and scope before arranging the appropriate site assessment.
Reference: FHWA’s MUTCD website and current edition resources.
