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Markings for Roundabouts
Pages 60-61

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... Design Guidelines Luminance contrast between the curb markings and the pavement should be: 2.0 or higher for roundabouts with overhead lighting 3.0 or higher for roundabouts without overhead lighting Luminance contrast is calculated by: Lstripe ­ Lpavement Luminance contrast = Lpavement Where: Lstripe = the luminance of the pavement marking Lpavement = the luminance of the pavement RECOMMENDED ROUNDABOUT PAVEMENT MARKINGS 200 mm (8 in)
From page 61...
... Such markings include broken white lines, solid white lines, solid yellow lines, crosswalk markings, and roadway marking text "Yield". Roundabout lane markings follow the logic that yellow lines denote opposing traffic and white lines denote traffic moving in the same direction.


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