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RCI Features & Characteristics Handbook LOG OF CHANGES Item Date Page(s) Feature Description Nov 2019 4 Feature Updated – Feature 112 – to include NHS Date Descriptions Nov 2019 4 Feature Added – Feature 126 – Context Classification Descriptions Nov 2019 11 112 Added – Feature 112 – NHSDATE – NHS Approved Date Nov 2019 21 115 Updated – SCENEDTE and SCENEEXT – How to gather and Special Situations Nov 2019 Removed 116 Removed – National Highway Freight Network Nov 2019 24 118 Updated – ATGROTHR, ATGRSIG, & ATGRSTOP – How to gather, Special Situations, and Examples Nov 2019 33 118 Updated – TURNLANL – Added example on U-Turn only turn bay Nov 2019 36 118 Updated – SIT1500 – Definition, How to gather, Special Situations, and Examples Nov 2019 38 118 Updated – PEAKLANE – How to gather and codes Nov 2019 40 118 Updated – WIDOBST_ – Who uses, How to gather, Special Situations Nov 2019 42 118 Updated – WIDPOTNL – How to gather, Special Situations, and Examples Nov 2019 46 118 Obsoleted – ATGRTYPE Nov 2019 47 118 Obsoleted – HORALADQ Nov 2019 48 118 Obsoleted – VRTALADQ Nov 2019 49 118 Obsoleted – WIDEFEAS Nov 2019 50 119 Updated – RAMPFC – Added code 0 – N/A for use on ramps that will not have a federal category Nov 2019 51 119 Updated – TOLLNAME – Added new codes and moved to Feature 122 from Feature 119 Nov 2019 51 119 Updated – TOLLCHGS – Added new code Nov 2019 51 119 Updated – TOLLTYPE – Added new code Nov 2019 52 119 Updated – HOVNUMLN – Renamed to Number of Associated Managed Lanes and Updated Definition Nov 2019 52 119 Updated – HOVTYPE – Renamed to Type of Associated Managed Lanes Operation and Updated Definition Nov 2019 55 119 Updated – RIGDTHIK – How to gather in field, Corrected correlating SURFTYPE reference Nov 2019 56 119 Updated – SURFACTP – Required for and Special Situations Nov 2019 56 119 Updated – YRIMPT and YRCONST – How to gather, Required for Nov 2019 Removed 120 Removed – ROTARY – Roundabouts & Traffic Circles – Obsolete xvi Item Date Page(s) Feature Description Nov 2019 64 122 Updated – OWNAUTH – Contact, Definition and Added codes Nov 2019 65 122 Updated – TOLLNAME – Added new codes and Moved to Feature 122 from Feature 119 Nov 2019 68 124 Updated – Feature 124 – to include MPO Area Nov 2019 69 124 Updated – PLACECD – 0830-Hastings (dissolved), 0997- Islandia (dissolved), 0975-Indian Town (incorporated) Nov 2019 78 126 Added – Preliminary Context Classification Feature and Characteristics Nov 2019 Removed 144 Removed – FIHS removed obsolete code Nov 2019 Removed 145 Removed – LOSSTDK removed obsolete code Nov 2019 105 147 Updated – SISFCTPx codes and descriptions Nov 2019 120 215 Updated – MDBARTYP updated imagery code descriptions Nov 2019 120 215 Updated – RDMEDIAN – new code 35 – Two-way Turn Median Nov 2019 Removed 215 Removed – RDMEDIAN obsolete codes Nov 2019 129 216 Updated – BIKSLTCD – Renamed to Bicycle KeyHole Lanes Nov 2019 145 230 Updated – PAVECOND – Required for Nov 2019 148 232 Updated – SURFLAYx – Added new codes Nov 2019 149 233 Updated TYPEBASE – Added new codes Nov 2019 153 241 Updated – PIPETYPE – Added code for PVC pipe Nov 2019 194 311 Updated – MAXSPEED – Required for Nov 2019 204 326 Added – TRSTATYP Inactive station type SLD symbol Nov 2019 205 330 Updated –Required for all characteristics Nov 2019 207 331 Updated – Required for all characteristics Nov 2019 Removed 351 Removed – MOTORAID removed obsolete code Nov 2019 233 451 Updated – STRIPING definition/background Nov 2019 238 452 Added – Airplane image for RADIUSMK Nov 2019 Removed 456 Removed – Retroreflectivity Measurement removed obsolete codes Nov 2019 Removed 457 Removed – Retroreflectivity Parameters removed obsolete codes Nov 2019 249 460 Updated – ATTYPECD – Added new codes Nov 2019 255 801 Updated code descriptions and Corridor Names Aug 2017 24 118 Updated – LOADTDEV – HPMS Sample Type – Required for, How to gather, and Special Situations xvii RCI Features & Characteristics Handbook Interim Handbook Updates (Log of Changes) Item Date Page(s) Feature Description 1 Sep 2018 208 - 213 801 Updated - Contacts 1 Dec 2017 54A 124 Added - MPOAREA new characteristic and codes for MPO areas. 1 Aug 2017 28 118 Added - HPMS LOADTDEV added new characteristic Code 3-Stationary Sample. 1 Mar 2017 ii Inside Cover Updated - SharePoint and websites links. 2 Mar 2017 138 311 Updated - Responsible party for data collection information. 1 Nov 2016 88 213 Updated - AUXLNTYP Definition/background and how to gather this data information. 2 Nov 2016 138 311 Updated - Responsible party for data collection information. 1 Oct 2016 ii Inside Cover Updated - SharePoint link removed. 2 Oct 2016 iii Acknowledgements Updated - Email link. 3 Oct 2016 vii Table of Contents Updated - Feature 115 SCENEDATE changed to SCENEDTE. 4 Oct 2016 xiv Table of Contents Updated - Feature 460 VEHIDIRCD changed to VEHDIRCD. 5 Oct 2016 2 Feature Descriptions Updated - Reflected Feature 145 was active. 6 Oct 2016 58 124 Updated - URBAREA Code 9911 under Small Urbanized Areas. 7 Oct 2016 80 145 Updated - LOSSTDK changed to reflected it's still active. 8 Oct 2016 107 216 Updated - BIKSLTCD Code 0 removed and special situations updated. 9 Oct 2016 202 460 Updated - ATTYPECD codes 16 thru 20 added along with images. 10 Oct 2016 203 460 Updated - VEHDIRCD changed to VEHIDIRCD. 11 Oct 2016 Appendix - page 5 Appendix 4 Updated - Removed asterisk to reflect Feature 145 an active feature. 12 Oct 2016 Appendix - page 6 Appendix 5 Updated - Removed asterisk to reflect Feature 145 an active feature. 13 Oct 2016 Appendix - page 7 Appendix 6 Updated - Removed asterisk to reflectFeature 145 an active feature. 14 Oct 2016 Appendix - page 13 Appendix 7 Updated - Feature 115 SCENEDATE changed to SCENEDTE. 15 Oct 2016 Appendix - page 15 Appendix 7 Updated - Feature 460 VEHIDIRCD changed to VEHDIRCD. 1 Aug 2016 Throughout Handbook Added - Effective dates added throughout the handbook. 2 Aug 2016 Throughout Handbook Updated - Changed names to position titles and/or department. 3 Aug 2016 i Inside Cover Updated - Removed SharePoint link. 4 Aug 2016 ii Acknowledgement Updated - Title and revised its contents. 5 Aug 2016 iv, v Log of changes Updated - Contents and page numbers. 6 Aug 2016 vii - xiv Table of Contents Added - New features and characteristics. 7 Aug 2016 1 Introduction Updated - Contents. 8 Aug 2016 2 - 5 Feature Descriptions Added - New features and characteristics. 9 Aug 2016 6 Sample Page Updated - Sample feature/characteristic page. 10 Aug 2016 8 112 Updated - FAHWYSYS revised Codes 4, 5 to 64. 11 Aug 2016 9 112 Updated - SPECSYS revised Codes 4 to 64. 12 Aug 2016 10 112 Updated - STGHWNWK revised Codes 6 to 65. 13 Aug 2016 10 112 Updated - TRAVLWAY revised Codes 4, 6 to 64; added MAP-21 image. 14 Aug 2016 11 113 Updated - USROUTE/USROUTE2 required for. 15 Aug 2016 12 - 14 114 Updated - LOCALNAM moved information from Appendix. 16 Aug 2016 16 115 Updated - SCENEHWY characteristic. 17 Aug 2016 17 115 Added - SCENEDTE and SCENEEXT new characteristics. 18 Aug 2016 18 116 Added - NHFN new characteristic. 19 Aug 2016 42 119 Updated - HPMS SURFACTP old Code 10 replaced. 20 Aug 2016 43 119 Added - HPMS TOLLNAME Codes 339 and 340. 21 Aug 2016 52 122 Added - OWNAUTH Code OCX under Planned Authorities. 22 Aug 2016 56 124 Added - PLACECD Code 0595 Estero, Villages of. 23 Aug 2016 58 124 Updated - URBAREA Code 1520 under Small Urbanized Areas. 24 Aug 2016 65 140 Updated - STATEXPT added multiple codes 81, 82, 84, 85, 93 changed to 94, 95. 25 Aug 2016 79 144 Added - Listed as informational purposes only. 26 Aug 2016 80 145 Updated - Listed as informational purposes only. 27 Aug 2016 86 212 Updated - Diagrams/images. 28 Aug 2016 88, 89 213 Updated - AUXLNTYP changed Code 9; changed caption for two way left turns. 29 Aug 2016 91 213 Updated - AUXLNWTH how to gather this data. 30 Aug 2016 93 214 Updated - SHLDTYPE/SHLDTYPEx Code 1; change from bike slots to bike lanes. 31 Aug 2016 104 215 Added - RDMEDIAN Code 10-Paved/Hatching and Gores. 32 Aug 2016 106, 107 216 Added - BIKELNCD Code 5-Sharrow new code and image. 33 Aug 2016 110 216 Updated - SIDWLKWD arrow in image 8 box changed. 34 Aug 2016 121 230 Updated - PAVINDEX Code 3 includes chipseal. 35 Aug 2016 149 258 Added - TUNNELNO new characteristic. 36 Aug 2016 155 273 Added - CABLBRTY and CABLWIRE new characteristics. 37 Aug 2016 158 311 Updated - MAXSPEED who/what uses this information. 38 Aug 2016 159 312 Updated - TURNMOVE diagrams/images. 39 Aug 2016 170 341 Added - LOCOWNER previously missing from the handbook. 40 Aug 2016 172 351 Updated - Listed as informational purposes only. 41 Aug 2016 180 413 Added - BOLDLAND new characteristic. 42 Aug 2016 193 453 Updated - Cross Walks special situations. 43 Aug 2016 195 454 Updated - Stop Bars definition/background. 44 Aug 2016 208 - 213 801 Added - Feature 801 Trails. 45 Aug 2016 215 901 Added - RRLINETP Code 0-Abandon new characteristic. 46 Aug 2016 216 901 Updated - RRSISFIDx and RRSISFTPx. 47 Aug 2016 218 902 Added - Feature 902 Passenger Rail. Updated 9/12/2018 Page 1 of 2 RCI Features & Characteristics Handbook Interim Handbook Updates (Log of Changes) Item Date Page(s) Feature Description 48 Aug 2016 219, 220 903 Added - Feature 903 Railroad Passenger Station Name. 49 Aug 2016 Appendix page 2 Appendix 1 Updated - District map and contact information. 50 Aug 2016 Appendix page 3 Appendix 2 Updated - District number and added note at bottom. 51 Aug 2016 Appendix page 5 Appendix 4 Added - New features. 52 Aug 2016 Appendix page 6 Appendix 5 Added - New features. 53 Aug 2016 Appendix page 7 Appendix 6 Added - New features. 54 Aug 2016 Appendix pages 8 - 15 Appendix 7 Added - New features and characteristics. 55 Aug 2016 Appendix page 16 Appendix 8 Updated - US postal standard street suffixes list. 56 Aug 2016 Appendix pages 17 - 19 Appendix 9 Updated - Renamed glossary and inserted special situations.
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