70:04:02:23Trailblazing signs.
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Rulemaking activity
- 70:01:02:25. Douglas County; 70:01:02:32. Hamlin County; 70:01:02:63. Walworth County; 70:04:02:23. Trailblazing signs; 70:04:05:04. Criteria for aerial facilities; 70:04:05:06. Criteria for underground pipeline facilities; 70:04:05:11. Construction, relocation, and maintenance -- Traffic control; 70:04:05:14. Application for utility permit; Chapter 70:04:05 Appendix A; 70:04:05.01:02. Applicable standards; 70:04:07:07. Specific requirements for signs; 70:04:07:10. Symbols on tourist-oriented directional signs; 70:09:01:01. Definitions; and 70:09:01:07. Traffic impact study requirement.Effective
- Chapter 70:04:02 - Informational, Directional Signs - On Right-of-Way (LOGO Signs)Effective
A trailblazing sign must be installed if the route to the business requires a direction change, if there is a question as to which roadway to follow, or if additional guidance is needed. A trailblazing sign is not allowed on a state highway if: (1) The business is visible from the roadway and the business's access is readily apparent; (2) The business is eligible for a tourist-oriented directional sign in accordance with chapter 70:04:07; (3) The business is currently signed with an on-right-of-way or off-right-of-way directional sign; or (4) The trailblazing sign is not constructed and installed in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways, Eleventh Edition.
Source: 40 SDR 102, effective December 3, 2013; 51 SDR 52, effective November 11, 2024.