For temporary traffic control zone signs, which table in the MUTCD should be referred to?

• A. Table 6F-1
• B. Table 2C-4
• C. Table 2B-1
• D. Table 2C-2

Answer: (A)

The correct choice is to refer to Table 6F-1 in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) for temporary traffic control zone signs. This table specifically addresses the signs that are used in temporary traffic control situations, such as construction zones or other activities that could affect the normal flow of traffic. It outlines the various types of signs that should be used, their appropriate placements, and additional specifications to ensure that the signs provide clear and effective communication to drivers regarding changes in road conditions or restrictions.

This table is essential for ensuring safety and compliance with traffic regulations while often guiding the temporary installation of signs that provide vital information to motorists and pedestrians. Such guidance is crucial because traffic control devices must be standardized to minimize confusion and promote uniformity across different jurisdictions.

In contrast, the other tables in the MUTCD serve different functions. For example, Table 2C-4 relates to general traffic control devices, while Table 2B-1 focuses on regulatory signs not specifically tied to temporary conditions. Similarly, Table 2C-2 handles warning signs but does not exclusively address the nuances or requirements of temporary traffic control zones. Thus, it is Table 6F-1 that provides the most relevant information for the context of temporary