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TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
2007 ARIFC Meetings
2008 ARIFC Meetings
2009 ARIFC Meetings
Alternative Road Impact Fee
Area Roads
Maintenance of Traffic (MOT)
Neighborhood Speed Monitors
Pavement Marking
School Assessments
Speed Humps
TMC
Traffic Count Methodology
Traffic Count Methodology and Signal Information
Traffic Sign Install and Maintenance
Traffic Sign Shop
Traffic Signal Construction
Traffic Signal Maintenance
Traffic Study Reports
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Traffic Engineering

The Traffic Engineering Division plan, install, operate, and maintain traffic control devices in Orange County. The Division operates a full service sign fabrication shop and installs over 9,000 traffic signs annually. The Division also operates over 550 traffic signals, more than 60 flashing warning beacons and over 120 school zone devices.

In addition, division personnel review projects involving transportation modeling, area-wide transportation studies and alternative road impact fee studies, school assessments, MOT's, speed humps and traffic study reports.

For more detailed information, please select from the following services below.

 

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Alternative Road Impact Fee

Traffic Counts and Methodology

Traffic Management Center (TMC)

School Assessments

Neighborhood Speed Monitors

Speed Humps

Traffic Signal Maintenance

Traffic Signal Construction

Traffic Sign Shop

Traffic Sign Installation & Maintenance

Pavement Markings

Traffic Study Reports

Maintenance of Traffic (MOT)




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