Control of Traffic Sample Clauses

Control of Traffic. The Contractor shall route customers via signs, cones, employees or other methods approved by the Department to operating areas for the purpose of depositing materials at various locations throughout the Facility. Customers shall be kept on approved access roads only. Commercial hauler vehicles and other similarly sized vehicles shall be kept separate from the smaller vehicles as necessary to ensure customer safety. The Contractor shall assist all disabled vehicles and, if necessary, remove them from hindering traffic or operations.
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Control of Traffic. In the event of single way traffic becoming necessary on any particular section of the Works, or on the approaches to the Works, the Contractor shall, in maintaining through traffic routes, provide a width of at least 3 metres for single way traffic. He shall also provide approved electrically operated signals for traffic control on each of the affected sections and any additional traffic signs as may be directed in accordance with Clause 108. Signal lights are to be operated by competent operators provided by the Contractor, if and when required by the Engineer. Manually operated “Stop-Go” signs will only be permitted if approved by the Engineer, and shall be of the size, colour and type authorized. The Contractor shall be responsible for liaison with Police. TEMPORARY DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC Temporary diversion ways, including those listed in any schedule to the Bill of Quantities shall be constructed whenever the site is intersected by existing public and private roads, footpaths, cycle tracks, farm accesses, temporary and accommodation roads. Any diversion way shall be of such a standard of construction that it is suitable in all respects for the class or classes of traffic requiring to use it. It shall be constructed in advance of the taking up of the existing way and regularly maintained for so long as required in a satisfactory condition all to the approval of the Engineer.
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