Flagging - Knowledge Check- Questions
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Which Federal document provides the national standards and guidelines for flagger control?
Correct Ans-Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
When setting up a temporary traffic control zone, signs (such as flagger ahead, road work
ahead, etc.) should be placed in the buffer space. Correct Ans-False
Why should you refrain from using an arrow board on a one-lane, two-way road? Correct
Ans-Because it would direct traffic to merge into a head-on collision
What is the MINIMUM size requirement of a stop/slow paddle? Correct Ans-18"x18"
Hardhats are not required by the MUTCD. Correct Ans-True
Class __ apparel is recommended for nighttime flagging operations. Correct Ans-3
Vehicle weight, traffic speed, pedestrians, and weather conditions are all factors that affect
___________. Correct Ans-Stopping distance
Which of the following is the preferred flagger location? Correct Ans-On the shoulder, at the
beginning of the taper
& Answers 100% Solved
Which Federal document provides the national standards and guidelines for flagger control?
Correct Ans-Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
When setting up a temporary traffic control zone, signs (such as flagger ahead, road work
ahead, etc.) should be placed in the buffer space. Correct Ans-False
Why should you refrain from using an arrow board on a one-lane, two-way road? Correct
Ans-Because it would direct traffic to merge into a head-on collision
What is the MINIMUM size requirement of a stop/slow paddle? Correct Ans-18"x18"
Hardhats are not required by the MUTCD. Correct Ans-True
Class __ apparel is recommended for nighttime flagging operations. Correct Ans-3
Vehicle weight, traffic speed, pedestrians, and weather conditions are all factors that affect
___________. Correct Ans-Stopping distance
Which of the following is the preferred flagger location? Correct Ans-On the shoulder, at the
beginning of the taper
