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|colspan="2"|'''Perhaps you've wondered how many hits the most popular EPG articles have. As of mid-January, the numbers of hits are:''' | |colspan="2"|'''Perhaps you've wondered how many hits the most popular EPG articles have. As of mid-January, the numbers of hits are:''' | ||
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− | |'''20.''' [[:Category:1000 MATERIALS|EPG 1000]], | + | |'''20.''' [[:Category:1000 MATERIALS|EPG 1000]], 60273 ||'''10.''' [[:Category:101 Standard Forms|EPG 101]], 89106 |
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− | |'''19.''' [[136.12 Figures and Glossary|EPG 136.12]], | + | |'''19.''' [[136.12 Figures and Glossary|EPG 136.12]], 63801||'''9.''' [[:Category:616 Temporary Traffic Control|EPG 616]], 101950 |
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− | |'''18.''' [[751.13 Expansion Devices|EPG 751.13]], | + | |'''18.''' [[751.13 Expansion Devices|EPG 751.13]], 68040 ||'''8.''' [[:Category:200 GEOMETRICS|EPG 200]], 113147 |
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− | |'''17.''' [[903.5 Regulatory Signs|EPG 903.5]], | + | |'''17.''' [[903.5 Regulatory Signs|EPG 903.5]], 70452||'''7.''' [[616.23 Traffic Control for Field Operations|EPG 616.23]], 118666 |
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− | |'''16.''' [[751.5 Standard Details|EPG 751.5]], | + | |'''16.''' [[751.5 Standard Details|EPG 751.5]], 72849 ||'''6.''' [[:Category:600 INCIDENTAL CONSTRUCTION|EPG 600]], 137683 |
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− | |'''15.''' [[903.6 Warning Signs|EPG 903.6]], | + | |'''15.''' [[903.6 Warning Signs|EPG 903.6]], 74163 ||'''5.''' [[:Category:100 GENERAL|EPG 100]], 164849 |
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− | |'''14.''' [[620.2 Pavement and Curb Markings (MUTCD Chapter 3B)|EPG 620.2]], | + | |'''14.''' [[620.2 Pavement and Curb Markings (MUTCD Chapter 3B)|EPG 620.2]], 76973||'''4.''' [[:Category:700 STRUCTURES AND HYDRAULICS|EPG 700]], 172147 |
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− | |'''13.''' [[:Category:400 FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT|EPG 400]], | + | |'''13.''' [[:Category:400 FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT|EPG 400]], 78871 ||'''3.''' [[:Category:751 LRFD Bridge Design Guidelines|EPG 751]], 184604 |
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− | |'''12.''' [[751.40 Widening and Repair (Non-LRFD)|EPG 751.40]], | + | |'''12.''' [[751.40 Widening and Repair (Non-LRFD)|EPG 751.40]], 81651 ||'''2.''' [[:Category:900 TRAFFIC CONTROL|EPG 900]], 190761 |
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− | |'''11.''' [[:Category:903 Highway Signing|EPG 903]], | + | |'''11.''' [[:Category:903 Highway Signing|EPG 903]], 86565 ||'''1.''' EPG Main Page, 941598 |
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Revision as of 13:49, 15 January 2013
HELPFUL EPG VIDEOS: | •Logging into the EPG | |
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•Article History & How to Receive EMails When Articles are Revised |
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MoDOT has made great strides to build a good transportation system and increase taxpayers' trust in its ability to deliver what was promised. Innovative concepts, such as Practical Design and design-build, were used to deliver those commitments and have made MoDOT a leader in the transportation industry. These forward-thinking, innovative concepts are reflected in the ENGINEERING POLICY GUIDE (EPG). This document provides a single reference for all engineering and engineering-related guidance by combining the former Right of Way, Design, Bridge, Construction, Traffic and Maintenance manuals. MediaWiki, the engine behind the Wikipedia on the World Wide Web, is the software delivering the EPG. Millions of hits on the EPG endorse this format to be easy to navigate and pleasing to read. A small HELP ARTICLE is included to assist with helpful hints on how to use the EPG as well as other points of interest.
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Job Order Contracting Guard Cable JSP 1/11/13: The lastest JOC guard cable JSP is now available. TM-59, Determination of the International Roughness Index 1/10/13: TM-59 has been completely rewritten to comply with the revised Sec 610. Laboratory Testing Guidelines for Concrete Curing 1/10/13: References to an AASHTO test were replaced with an ASTM test to bring the guidance into compliance with specs. EPG 950.2 Automated Enforcement of Speed Violations 1/10/13: A useful checklist has been provided to help districts comply with policy. Constructability Guidelines for Minor Rtes. Shouldering Projects 1/10/13: Additional guidance has been provided to quantify, estimate and pay for grading. 1/4/13: Most of the JSPs have been updated. In the near future, the guard cable JSP will also be updated. EPG 105.23 Quality Management (QM) 12/31/12: This new subarticle provides very general QM info, although much more information will follow. QM is now included in almost all projects. It is not optional and is part of the Bolder Five-Year Direction. Class 3 Excavation 12/20/12: EPG 206.2 Class 3 Excavation was revised to provide pay quantities that allow the contractor to bid more accurately. Sample Record General Information 12/18/12: This QRG has been updated due to revisions in internal computing processes. EPG 903.5.30 Traffic Signal Signs (R10-3, R10-5 through R10-30) 12/18/12: The guidance in EPG 903.5.20 was generally clarified and references to two signs, R10-15 and R10-30, were added. 12/18/12: Guidance on the effect of median width on cable warrants has been clarified. EPG 172 Maintenance Facility Performance Expectations Environmental Compliance 12/12/12: In EPG 172.10 Spill Prevention Control Countermeasure (SPCC), a link to tools to assist with SPCC plan development was added. Minor clarifications were also made in EPG 172.10 and EPG 172.11 SPCC and Various Statewide Issues. EPG 134 Engineering Professional Services 12/11/12: Numerous group email addresses were added to guidance. Also, in EPG 134.4 Contract Approval, Execution and Distribution the distribution and number of copies of executed contracts was adjusted. Settlement for Left-Over Material on a Construction Project 12/10/12: In EPG 108.11 Termination of Contract for Convenience of the Commission, guidance was added for more statewide consistency in resolving payment for leftover material. New Diverging Diamond Interchange Warning Signs 12/5/12: Guidance for the new DDI warning sign assembly has been added as EPG 903.6.7.5 and EPG 903.6.7.6 and expanded in EPG 234.6.2.2.14 Signing. Also, in EPG 903.6.7 Horizontal Alignment Signs, guidance has been provided for the use of the Advisory Speed Supplemental Plaque with horizontal alignment signs. Finger Plate Expansion Devices 11/30/12: Finger detail figures have been added to EPG 751.13.6.2 Details at Bents. 11/27/12: Be on the lookout for the new Safety Begins With You boxes in several EPG articles. Videos, pamphlets and handouts delivering useful safety info will be presented. The boxes now appear in EPG 132 Safety, EPG 142 Missouri One Call System, EPG 144 Practical Operations, EPG 170 Maintenance Activity Planning Guidelines, EPG 171 Maintenance Policy and Operations, EPG 400 Flexible Pavement, EPG 616.5 Flagger Control, EPG 641 Bicycle Facilities, EPG 643 Utility Procedures, EPG 822 Roadside Vegetation Management and EPG 1100 Maintenance Materials. EPG 751.1.2.32 Aesthetic Enhancements 11/26/12: New guidance has been added about the preferred way to specify form liners. EPG 903.5.30 Traffic Signal Signs (R10-3, R10-5 through R10-30) 11/26/12: The NO TURN ON RED sign policy was updated to comply with the MUTCD. EPG 106.21.1.1 Summary Packet of Materials Inspected 11/19/12: The Summaries for Mixing Facility Components, I.A.S and F.A.S.T were deleted since these processes no longer apply. EPG 620.2.2.1 Establishing and Recording No Passing Zones 11/19/12: A statement was removed about an electronic system available to districts for documenting no-passing zones. The system no longer exists and an adequate replacement is not available at this time. Conveyance Document 11/14/12: The Full Disclosure Clause in EPG 236.5.21.6 Full Disclosure Clause was updated. Flat Plate Expansion Devices 11/13/12: In EPG 751.13.5.1, general guidance was added. Also, a Bridge standard drawing table in EPG 751.13.5.4 replaced numerous figures and further serves as detail references. 11/8/12: Guidance on spreadsheet security messages was added to this QRG. New Article, EPG 141.8 Sponsorship Programs 11/7/12: Sponsorsed programs utilize resources from third party entities to fund and support transportation-related projects. This new article meets an FHWA directive. |