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DUAL CARRIAGEWAY ROADS

PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN FOR THE END-OF-WORKS ZONE

Plan DZE1: End-of-works zone for a dual carriageway road

The principles are as follows:

  • for works on dual carriageway roads with a permanent speed limit of 40 mph or less, a "road works" sign (7001) in combination with an "End" plate (645) is placed on the near side and off side of the carriageway, 45 m from the end of the works; for relaxations these signs are not required;
  • for dual carriageway roads with a permanent speed limit of 50 mph or more, this sign is placed on the near side and off side of the carriageway, 90 m from the works; and
  • if no temporary speed limit is in place the sign on the off side may be omitted

Exit taper:

  • an exit taper with coning to Detail B at 45° to the carriageway is required, unless an exit is needed for works traffic in which case the cones may be omitted; see Plan DWA2 in Section D6.22.


Keys to the plans are given in Tables A1.4 and A1.5 of Appendix 1.

Table 6.7
Speed limit Distance to final sign "x"
40 mph or less 45 m
50 mph or more 90 m

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