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On October 17, 2024, the FHWA posted a hotlinks version of the 11th Edition of the MUTCD. This version provides the ability to easily navigate throughout the MUTCD using internal hotlinks. Where another Part, Chapter, Section, Figure, Table, Page, or Appendix within the MUTCD 11th Edition is referenced, you can click on that reference and be automatically sent to that item’s location within the document. It is worth noting that the links are not underlined and do not have the appearance of a typical hyperlink in a document. This version also identifies known errors in the MUTCD (as of May 10, 2024). The MUTCD 11th Edition Hotlinks version can be found at: Complete MUTCD 11th Edition Hotlinks Version
On June 7, 2024, the FHWA posted the first release of the Standard Highway Signs. The first release provides details for new warning signs. It includes both PDF files and vector graphics. The new files are available on the Standard Highway Signs page of the FHWA MUTCD website. FHWA says that they will continue to issue Standard Highway Sign releases as more are developed.
The Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) has published the 6th edition of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada. You can learn more about the new edition on their website. Cost of the new manual is $750 (Canadian dollars) for individuals who are not TAC members, which is a little over $600 in US currency at today’s exchange rate.
Man thanks to Scott Wainwright for alerting us to the availability of this new edition.
All of the NCUTCD docket submissions are now posted on the docket. The docket number for each chapter is listed in the attached file along with a link to that submission on the docket. A quick look at the list shows that a few of our submissions have a docket number that is approaching 13,000, which gives you a sense of how many submissions there were to the docket. The docket is currently closed to additional submissions.
Once again, I want to thank everyone for their hard work to prepare the comments. I also want to thank the many members who I see have submitted their own personal comments to the docket.