NDLTAP
Signing
Proper roadway signing saves lives and is a key component in the safe conveyance of people and goods on North Dakota's transportation network. NDLTAP's Road Signing Resource section is a one-stop shop for signing reference material, providing a variety of Local Roadway Signing classes and technology transfer opportunities to help those responsible for the installation and maintenance of signs.
- Sign Warrior Calendar Contest
- Sign Calendar Medial (MOV, 225985K)
- Road Signing Requirements for Townships (PDF, 703K)
- Local Roadway Signing 201
- In Search of the Perfect Sign Truck
- NDLTAP/NDIRF/FHWA Local Roads Sign Book (PDF, 5712K)
- Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
- NDDOT Traffic Operations Manual (PDF, 1235K)
- Local Roadway Signing 101
- Low-Cost Safety Improvements Videos
- NDIRF Sign Inventory Sheet (PDF, 664K)
- FHWA - Maintenance of Signs and Sign Supports (PDF, 2552K)
- FHWA - Maintaining Traffic Sign Retroreflectivity (Revised 2013) (PDF, 2003K)
- Slope Meter/Ball Bank Indicator (PDF, 2029K)
- AcquiSIGN - Sign Management Solutions Webinar
- ATSSA Danger Signs Video
- Sign Management Plan Template (PDF, 178K)
- Who's Responsible for Railroad Crossing Signs (PDF, 497K) - NACE shares Indiana LTAP's article
- Morton County Shop Crew Refaces Signs (MP4, 48044K) - Video includes a few photos of the Morton county sign crew and then jumps into a demonstration on how to reface signs by Chad Schneider, Lance Kleinjan and Jeremy Holzer of Morton County.
Mark Verke, a North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund Loss Control Representative, shared, "Local governmental leaders are charged with the responsibility to provide signage that adequately helps the general public safely navigate the roadway network. While maintaining signs to an acceptable standard is a Federal requirement that seems ominous, it is important to remember that saving lives is the goal. NDIRF proudly partners with NDLTAP to improve signing efforts – reducing risk and helping our friends and family members get home safely every day."