616.27 MoDOT Fleet Lighting - Revision history

Hoskir: updated per RR3854

2024-05-03T13:20:32Z

updated per RR3854

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	\| Exceptions		\| Exceptions
	\| colspan="2" \| • Emergency Response – [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/POLICY/Current%20Policy/MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Policy%20%20Final%2010-01-2021.pdf see MoDOT Emergency Vehicle Policy].</br> • TMA – see [[Category:612_Impact_Attenuators#612.1.1_MoDOT_TMA_Marking.2C_Emergency_Alert_Lights.2C_and_Audible_Alert_System\|EPG 612.1.1 MoDOT TMA Marking, Emergency Alert Lights, and Audible Alert System]].</br> • Aerial – see [[616.27_Fleet_Lighting#616.27.2_Aerial_Equipment_Lighting\|EPG 616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting]].</br> • Email [mailto:fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov] to request additional exceptions.		\| colspan="2" \| • Emergency Response – [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/POLICY/Current%20Policy/MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Policy%20%20Final%2010-01-2021.pdf see MoDOT Emergency Vehicle Policy].</br> • TMA – see [[:Category:612_Impact_Attenuators#612.1.1_MoDOT_TMA_Marking.2C_Emergency_Alert_Lights.2C_and_Audible_Alert_System\|EPG 612.1.1 MoDOT TMA Marking, Emergency Alert Lights, and Audible Alert System]].</br> • Aerial – see [[616.27_Fleet_Lighting#616.27.2_Aerial_Equipment_Lighting\|EPG 616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting]].</br> • Email [mailto:fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov] to request additional exceptions.
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Hoskir: updated per RR3854

2024-05-03T13:16:40Z

updated per RR3854

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	\| Exceptions		\| Exceptions
	\| colspan="2" \| • Emergency Response – [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/POLICY/Current%20Policy/MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Policy%20%20Final%2010-01-2021.pdf see MoDOT Emergency Vehicle Policy].</br> • TMA – see [[:Category:612_Impact_Attenuators\|EPG 612.1.2 MoDOT ~~Protective Vehicle/~~TMA Marking and ~~Lighting~~]].</br> • Aerial – see [[616.27_Fleet_Lighting#616.27.2_Aerial_Equipment_Lighting\|EPG 616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting]].</br> • Email [mailto:fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov] to request additional exceptions.		\| colspan="2" \| • Emergency Response – [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/POLICY/Current%20Policy/MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Policy%20%20Final%2010-01-2021.pdf see MoDOT Emergency Vehicle Policy].</br> • TMA – see [[Category:612_Impact_Attenuators#612.1.1_MoDOT_TMA_Marking.2C_Emergency_Alert_Lights.2C_and_Audible_Alert_System\|EPG 612.1.1 MoDOT TMA Marking, Emergency Alert Lights, and Audible Alert System]].</br> • Aerial – see [[616.27_Fleet_Lighting#616.27.2_Aerial_Equipment_Lighting\|EPG 616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting]].</br> • Email [mailto:fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov fleetlighting@modot.mo.gov] to request additional exceptions.
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Hoskir: updated per RR3854

2024-03-20T14:34:00Z

updated per RR3854

Hoskir: Hoskir moved page 616.27 Fleet Lighting to 616.27 MoDOT Fleet Lighting: per RR3854

2024-03-20T14:32:53Z

Hoskir moved page 616.27 Fleet Lighting to 616.27 MoDOT Fleet Lighting: per RR3854

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Hoskir: /* 616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting */ removed the word future

2023-10-23T14:56:54Z

616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting: removed the word future

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	==616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting==		==616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting==

	For ~~future~~ installations beginning July 1, 2023, use the following standard light package:		For installations beginning July 1, 2023, use the following standard light package:
	#Two amber/white light heads placed in the grill of the truck.		#Two amber/white light heads placed in the grill of the truck.
	#Two amber/white light heads placed on each end of the rear bumper.		#Two amber/white light heads placed on each end of the rear bumper.

Hoskir: updated per RR3725

2023-07-17T19:52:25Z

updated per RR3725

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Hoskir: /* 616.27.1.5 Fleet Lighting Guidelines */ updated link to Emergency Vehicle SOP

2022-12-06T19:41:45Z

616.27.1.5 Fleet Lighting Guidelines: updated link to Emergency Vehicle SOP

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	:* '''Lighting purchases that exceed the recommended minimum levels should have management approval (District Engineer/division head or District Engineer's/division head's designee).''' Examples may include vehicles and equipment related to incident response, Emergency Response, traffic signal operations, vehicles placed in high traffic conditions found in urban areas, etc.		:* '''Lighting purchases that exceed the recommended minimum levels should have management approval (District Engineer/division head or District Engineer's/division head's designee).''' Examples may include vehicles and equipment related to incident response, Emergency Response, traffic signal operations, vehicles placed in high traffic conditions found in urban areas, etc.

	:* Emergency Response vehicles have standardized lighting and equipment that has been established in the [~~http~~://sharepoint/~~systemdelivery~~/tr/~~emergencyreponse~~/~~Shared~~%20Documents/~~Incident~~%~~20Management~~/~~Emergency~~%~~20Vehicle~~%~~20SOP~~%~~208~~-~~28-2012~~.~~docx~~ Emergency Vehicle SOP] and a [~~http~~://sharepoint/~~systemdelivery~~/tr/~~emergencyreponse~~/~~Shared~~%20Documents/~~Incident~~%~~20Management~~/~~Standard~~%~~20MoDOT~~%~~20Emergency~~%~~20Vehicle~~%~~20Decal~~%~~20Package~~.~~doc~~ standardized Emergency Vehicle Decal Package] that has been approved by Senior Management and shall not be deviated from.		:* Emergency Response vehicles have standardized lighting and equipment that has been established in the [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/SOP-SOG/Current%20Approved%20State%20ER%20SOG/ER%20SOG%20October%202021%20_%20211001-rev.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=3W52vM Emergency Vehicle SOP] and a [https://modotgov.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/SM/Incident%20Management/Documents/Stability_Guidance%20Documents/SOP-SOG/Current%20Approved%20State%20ER%20SOG/ER%20SOG%20October%202021%20_%20211001-rev.pdf#page=16 standardized Emergency Vehicle Decal Package] that has been approved by Senior Management and shall not be deviated from.

	:* Conspicuity tape should be used on pickups and SUVs for additional visibility.		:* Conspicuity tape should be used on pickups and SUVs for additional visibility.

Smithk: Per TS, added info for where to send fleet lighting questions

2021-11-10T17:26:15Z

Per TS, added info for where to send fleet lighting questions

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	{\|style="padding: 0.3em; margin-left:15px; border:2px solid #a9a9a9; text-align:center; font-size: 95%; ~~background:#f5f5f5"~~ width="~~300px~~" align="right"		{\|style="padding: 0.3em; margin-left:15px; border:2px solid #a9a9a9; text-align:center; font-size: 95%; width="350px" align="right"
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	\|'''Easily printable pdf of [[media:616.27 Fleet Lighting Guidelines.pdf\|''Fleet Lighting Levels and Conspicuity Tape'']]'''		\|-
			!style="background:#f5f5f5" width="350"\|'''Easily printable pdf of [[media:616.27 Fleet Lighting Guidelines.pdf\|''Fleet Lighting Levels and Conspicuity Tape'']]'''
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			\|style="background:white width="350"\|'''For questions about Fleet Lighting, please email "FLEETLIGHTING@MODOT.MO.GOV"'''
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	==616.27.1 Fleet Lighting Levels and Conspicuity Tape==		==616.27.1 Fleet Lighting Levels and Conspicuity Tape==
	[[image:safety begins with me.jpg\|165px\|right]]		[[image:safety begins with me.jpg\|165px\|right]]

Smithk: Inclusive language

2021-06-04T13:05:21Z

Inclusive language

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	:* Specialty vehicles used in mobile operations should have 360 degree coverage with self-contained LED units using mounting specifics dictated by the physical characteristics of the vehicle. Examples may include striper trucks, sweepers, ARAN vans, etc.		:* Specialty vehicles used in mobile operations should have 360 degree coverage with self-contained LED units using mounting specifics dictated by the physical characteristics of the vehicle. Examples may include striper trucks, sweepers, ARAN vans, etc.

	:* '''Lighting purchases that exceed the recommended minimum levels should have management approval (District Engineer/division head or ~~his~~/~~her~~ designee).''' Examples may include vehicles and equipment related to incident response, Emergency Response, traffic signal operations, vehicles placed in high traffic conditions found in urban areas, etc.		:* '''Lighting purchases that exceed the recommended minimum levels should have management approval (District Engineer/division head or District Engineer's/division head's designee).''' Examples may include vehicles and equipment related to incident response, Emergency Response, traffic signal operations, vehicles placed in high traffic conditions found in urban areas, etc.

	:* Emergency Response vehicles have standardized lighting and equipment that has been established in the [http://sharepoint/systemdelivery/tr/emergencyreponse/Shared%20Documents/Incident%20Management/Emergency%20Vehicle%20SOP%208-28-2012.docx Emergency Vehicle SOP] and a [http://sharepoint/systemdelivery/tr/emergencyreponse/Shared%20Documents/Incident%20Management/Standard%20MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Decal%20Package.doc standardized Emergency Vehicle Decal Package] that has been approved by Senior Management and shall not be deviated from.		:* Emergency Response vehicles have standardized lighting and equipment that has been established in the [http://sharepoint/systemdelivery/tr/emergencyreponse/Shared%20Documents/Incident%20Management/Emergency%20Vehicle%20SOP%208-28-2012.docx Emergency Vehicle SOP] and a [http://sharepoint/systemdelivery/tr/emergencyreponse/Shared%20Documents/Incident%20Management/Standard%20MoDOT%20Emergency%20Vehicle%20Decal%20Package.doc standardized Emergency Vehicle Decal Package] that has been approved by Senior Management and shall not be deviated from.

Smithk: Per TS, minor clarifications

2020-08-07T17:15:43Z

Per TS, minor clarifications

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	! Red/White Conspicuity Tape		! Red/White Conspicuity Tape
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	\| '''Low'''</br> • Work beyond the shoulder</br> • Work on shoulder</br> • Work inside channelized work zones</br> • Mobile operations followed by a protective vehicle~~</br> • Protective~~ vehicle ~~on shoulder~~		\| '''Low'''</br> • Work beyond the shoulder</br> • Work on shoulder</br> • Work inside channelized work zones</br> • Mobile operations followed by a protective vehicle (see below for protective vehicle)
	\| • Lighting visible to approaching traffic from the rear of the vehicle.</br> • Lighting display will be high intensity LED rotating, flashing, oscillating or strobe lights.</br> • Lighting will be amber or amber and white. </br> • Examples: single amber or amber/white LED beacon/flasher.		\| • Lighting visible to approaching traffic from the rear of the vehicle.</br> • Lighting display will be high intensity LED rotating, flashing, oscillating or strobe lights.</br> • Lighting will be amber or amber and white. </br> • Examples: single amber or amber/white LED beacon/flasher.
	\| Where equipment can accommodate.		\| Where equipment can accommodate.
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	\| '''High'''</br> • Protective vehicle on ~~roadways~~ </br> • Vehicles routinely working in intersections		\| '''High'''</br> • Protective vehicle on roadway (not shoulder) </br> • Vehicles routinely working in intersections
	\| • Lighting visible to approaching traffic from front, rear and sides.</br> • Lighting display will be high intensity LED rotating, flashing, oscillating or strobe lights.</br> • Lighting will be amber or amber and white. </br> • Examples: Mini or full size lightbar; multiple amber or amber/white LED beacons/ flashers; additional LED marker lights may be needed.		\| • Lighting visible to approaching traffic from front, rear and sides.</br> • Lighting display will be high intensity LED rotating, flashing, oscillating or strobe lights.</br> • Lighting will be amber or amber and white. </br> • Examples: Mini or full size lightbar; multiple amber or amber/white LED beacons/ flashers; additional LED marker lights may be needed.
	\| A minimum of rear facing required for all vehicles.</br> </br>MoDOT dump trucks will include the tailgate, side rails and spreader.		\| A minimum of rear facing required for all vehicles.</br> </br>MoDOT dump trucks will include the tailgate, side rails and spreader.
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	==616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting==		==616.27.2 Aerial Equipment Lighting==

	~~For installations beginning July 1, 2023, use~~ the following standard light package:		Use the following standard light package:
	#Two amber/white light heads placed in the grill of the truck.		#Two amber/white light heads placed in the grill of the truck.
	#Two amber/white light heads placed on each end of the rear bumper.		#Two amber/white light heads placed on each end of the rear bumper.

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	'''Installation and Purchasing Best Practices'''		'''Installation and Purchasing Best Practices'''

	:* For new vehicles, the purchaser of the lighting equipment should contact the ORG’s supervisor to whom the vehicle will be assigned to verify the intended use and classification of ~~lightng~~. If the type of lighting necessary is not clear, the district’s “approval of exceptions” should be consulted.		:* For new vehicles, the purchaser of the lighting equipment should contact the ORG’s supervisor to whom the vehicle will be assigned to verify the intended use and classification of lighting. If the type of lighting necessary is not clear, the district’s “approval of exceptions” should be consulted.

	:* Only persons authorized by the district and/or who are familiar with the guidelines and best practices should purchase or install fleet lighting.		:* Only persons authorized by the district and/or who are familiar with the guidelines and best practices should purchase or install fleet lighting.
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	:* Beacons or mini-light bars should be installed at the highest point possible and should not be blocked by any equipment such as v-beds, luggage racks, etc.		:* Beacons or mini-light bars should be installed at the highest point possible and should not be blocked by any equipment such as v-beds, luggage racks, etc.

	:* For higher intensity lighting such as longer light bars, bright white LEDs, etc. the use of a dimmer function should be considered for use during ~~nightime~~ operations.		:* For higher intensity lighting such as longer light bars, bright white LEDs, etc. the use of a dimmer function should be considered for use during night time operations.

	:* The switch for the fleet lighting shall be easily accessible and visible to the operator. If possible, the switch should have an indication light to prevent the light being inadvertently left on.		:* The switch for the fleet lighting shall be easily accessible and visible to the operator. If possible, the switch should have an indication light to prevent the light being inadvertently left on.
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	! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Exposure!! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Vehicle Type Examples !! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Lighting Level		! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Exposure!! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Vehicle Type Examples !! style="background:#BEBEBE" \|Lighting Level
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	\| align="left"\| '''Very Low''' - Generally not stopped in roadway,used with protective vehicle, or ~~used~~ for off-roadway work\|\|Off-road equipment (loader, backhoe, tractor, motorgrader, etc.)\|\|align="left"\|'''Level 1''' - Single amber LED beacon with 360 degree visibility		\| align="left"\| '''Very Low''' - Generally not stopped in roadway,used with protective vehicle or for off-roadway work\|\|Off-road equipment (loader, backhoe, tractor, motorgrader, etc.)\|\|align="left"\|'''Level 1''' - Single amber LED beacon with 360 degree visibility
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	\|align="left"\|'''Low '''- Seldom stopped in roadway or seldom operates at slow speeds on roadway \|\|Cars, SUVs and vans - pool and administrative vehicles \|\|align="left"\|'''Level 2 '''- Amber or amber/white flasher – rear-facing		\|align="left"\|'''Low '''- Seldom stopped in roadway or seldom operates at slow speeds on roadway \|\|Cars, SUVs and vans - pool and administrative vehicles \|\|align="left"\|'''Level 2 '''- Amber or amber/white flasher – rear-facing
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	:''Color:'' It is recommended that amber, or a combination of amber and white, lighting be used on maintenance vehicles, with amber being the predominant color.		:''Color:'' It is recommended that amber, or a combination of amber and white, lighting be used on maintenance vehicles, with amber being the predominant color.

	:''Flash Pattern:'' It is recommended that the predominant light pattern be flashing. A pattern which alternates from one side of the vehicle to the other is preferable to one in which lights on both sides of the vehicle are flashing at the same time. It is also recommended that a slower flash frequency be used, since this will give a higher response to the longer light pattern than a short flash. A flash pattern such as a double flash or a pattern similar to a rotating beacon will provide an appearance that enables vehicle identification and should improve response.		:''Flash Pattern:'' It is recommended that the predominant light pattern be flashing. A pattern which alternates from one side of the vehicle to the other is preferable to one in which lights on both sides of the vehicle are flashing at the same time. It is also recommended that a slower flash frequency be used, since this will give a higher response to the longer light pattern than a short flash. A flash pattern such as a double flash or a pattern, similar to a rotating beacon, will provide an appearance that enables vehicle identification and should improve response.

	:''Light Positioning:'' Lights should be placed high on vehicle and away from the taillights to improve vehicle identification distance.		:''Light Positioning:'' Lights should be placed high on vehicle and away from the taillights to improve vehicle identification distance.