Signing, Pavement Markings, and the MUTCD – Part 2 of 3
📖 COURSE OVERVIEW
This training will provide a detailed look at Parts 1, 2, and 3 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and a brief introduction to Part 6. This will be a great opportunity for participants to gain a clear understanding of the requirements in these sections. The training will stress understanding of the MUTCD and its principles and will provide an overview of the MUTCD. We will have a detailed discussion of Part 1) General Information, Part 2) Signs, and Part 3) Markings with a brief introduction to Part 6) Temporary Traffic Control.
📝 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
* Know the basic guidelines for sign usage and the method of installation per the MUTCD.
* Appropriately use the reasons or warrants for proper sign selection.
* Identify the standards and guidelines for the installation of pavement markings.
* List the basics of temporary traffic control.
* Describe how to protect yourself from potential liability.
▶️ PART 2 of 3 – Warrants and Use of Signs (October 23, 2026)
In session two, attendees will learn reasons and warrants for sign installation, signs found in the MUTCD and their use, and how to select curve warning signage. We will also consider how to enhance the conspicuity of signs and review guidelines for object markers and delineators.
📌 TARGET AUDIENCE: This training is intended for local agency staff and transportation professionals responsible for the design, installation, inspection, and maintenance of traffic control devices, including engineers, traffic technicians, public works staff, and roadway maintenance personnel. It is especially relevant for those who apply the MUTCD in day-to-day operations on both higher-volume and low-volume roadways.
🎤 PRESENTER: Todd Morrison, P.E.
✅ This webinar is provided at no cost and offers 2.0 PDH’s for fully viewing the session.
🚩Please note – Florida local agencies are being given first priority!
⭐ This is a limited-offering webinar. The session will be offered live, and the recording will only be available until November 13, 2026.
For more information, visit the training page.