DTMR definition

DTMR means the State represented by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
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DTMR means the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
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DTMR means a build with DTMR added using Precision, but Vivado does the final steps. DON’T_TOUCH attributes are added. mDTMR - triplication of cache RAM disabled. tDTMR- using TCL DONT_TOUCH on whole triplication.
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Examples of DTMR in a sentence

  • DTMR has also reported various social advantages for the community including increasing resident mobility and social cohesion, providing for seamless travel using Go Card making SMBI more accessible, access to TransLink Journey Planner and real-time travel information, and that affordability and accessibility is expected to lead to an increase in available employment opportunities for the SMBI community.

  • The following Table 8 outlines the anticipated key interfaces between the Project and Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR).

  • Rules governing the Carrier Performance Program are found in MTMC Regulation 15–1, and Army Regualtion5 5–355, DTMR.

  • The project team will manage a wide range of interfaces including with: ● Powerlink (refer to Section 4) ● Queensland Rail (refer to Section 5) ● DTMR (refer to Section 6) ● PUP asset owners (refer to Section 7) ● Authorities (refer to Section 8) ● Local Councils (refer to Section 9) ● The State (refer to Section 10) ● The IV (refer to Section 11).

  • Forwarder agrees that its performance, and standards of service will conform with its obligations under Federal, State and local law and regulation as well as with the guidelines found in the Defense Traffic Management Regulation (DTMR) and this Agreement.

  • DTMR interfaces will be managed through the project’s Traffic Management Plan.


More Definitions of DTMR

DTMR means the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads; “Duty Engineer” means either the DSFOE or a Duty Flood Operations Engineer; “Duty Engineers” means the DSFOE and all Duty Flood Operations Engineers;
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