104.33 Flexible Automated Speed Enforcement
CATEGORY 100 PRELIMINARY SECTION 104.33 — FLEXIBLE AUTOMATED SPEED ENFORCEMENT
104.33.01 Description
Flexible Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) deployments are used when work activity is 60 days or less and may include different ASE deployment locations for each work shift. Projects using flexible ASE generally require set up and removal of maintenance of traffic items at the start and end of each shift. Example projects include resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation projects, maintenance projects, etc. Coordinate with the Administration and its Automated Speed Enforcement Contractor for ASE in the work zone. Provide work zone signage, workers present trailer(s), speed display trailer(s), and protection devices to accommodate ASE in the work zone. Contact the Office of Traffic and Safety Traffic Development and Support Division (OOTS TDSD) ASE program representative (410-787-5860) at least two weeks prior to fabricating and installing ASE signs to determine exact locations for the ASE unit(s), ASE signs, workers present trailer(s), and speed display trailer(s).
104.33.02 Materials
Temporary Traffic Signs (TTS) 104.08.02 Drums for Maintenance of Traffic 104.12.02 Protection Vehicle (PV) Section 104.23 Speed Display Trailer (SDT) 104.28.02 Reflectorization 950.03 Aggregate for Maintenance of Traffic 105.02 Workers Present Trailer (WPT) 104.24.02
104.33.03 Construction
104.33.03 01 General. Refer to Standard No. MD 104.06-26B. Flexible Automated Speed
Enforcement (ASE) will be used in the work zone to enhance safety for the workers and traveling public. The Administration will provide a mobile ASE system, including speed enforcement equipment, ASE unit(s), and labor for ASE system operation. The Contractor will provide, furnish, install, maintain, relocate, and remove all the applicable ASE signing, the workers present trailer(s), the speed display trailer(s), and protection devices including the protection vehicle(s) for ASE activities as required. 2025 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS
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Coordinate and cooperate with the Project Engineer and the ASE program representative to implement the ASE system on this project throughout construction. The ASE program representative is located in the Office of Traffic and Safety, Traffic Development and Support Division. Obtain approval from the ASE program representative for the ASE unit location(s), protection vehicle location(s), ASE sign locations and sizes, workers present trailer locations(s), and speed display trailer location(s). At least two weeks prior to the start of the project, arrange a field meeting with the Project Engineer and the ASE program representative to jointly identify locations for the ASE unit(s), the protection vehicle dedicated to ASE, the workers present trailer(s), and the speed display trailer(s). During the project, contact the Project Engineer and the ASE program representative a minimum of 48 hours prior to any changes not approved during the initial field meeting or due to unforeseen changes. Contact the Project Engineer and the ASE program representative a minimum of four hours before any work cancellations. Inform the Administration within 30 minutes of starting and ending work the exact start time(s) and exact end time(s) when workers are present in the work zone.
104.33.03 02 Maintenance of Traffic. Conduct maintenance of traffic as specified in 104.02.03
where required for installation, relocation, or removal of temporary traffic control devices for ASE activities.
104.33.03 03 Temporary Traffic Signs for ASE. Refer to 104.08.03. Provide automated speed
enforcement advanced warning signs on each approach to the work zone, including ramps. These signs shall consist of ASE advance notice signs and ASE speed limit signs, as shown on the plans and/or as directed by the ASE program representative. Additional ASE signs may be requested by the ASE program representative based on project needs. Prior to sign acquisition, coordinate with the Project Engineer and the ASE program representative a minimum of two weeks in advance to verify the sign types, colors of sign background and legend, materials, sizes, and locations of signs. Relocate and/or install new ASE signs as needed throughout construction.
104.33.03 04 Drums for Maintenance of Traffic. Refer to 104.12.03. When delineation of the
speed display trailer(s) or workers present trailer(s) is needed, provide 7 drums to form the shoulder taper to delineate the trailer(s) per MD 104.01-22. When the speed display trailer(s) or workers present trailer(s) is within the lane closure, additional delineation is not needed.
104.33.03 05 Protection Vehicle Dedicated to ASE Deployment. Refer to Section 104.23.
Provide a protection vehicle with a truck or trailer-truck mounted attenuator as specified in Section 104.23 dedicated to protecting each ASE unit. Coordinate placement of the protection vehicle with the ASE program representative. Position the protection vehicle prior to the arrival of the ASE operator. The protection vehicle must remain in place until the end of the automated speed enforcement and the ASE unit has left the enforcement location. Ensure that the appropriate roll ahead distance (per manufacturer’s recommendation) between the protection vehicle and the ASE unit is always maintained and access/egress for the ASE operator is provided.
104.33.03 06 Speed Display Trailer. Refer to 104.28.03. Furnish, install, maintain, relocate, and
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remove a speed display trailer(s) as shown on the plans and/or as directed by the ASE program representative. Construct a level area adjacent to the shoulder for placement of the speed display trailer(s) as needed. Periodically inspect the speed display trailer(s) and adjust it as needed to ensure proper function.
104.33.03 07 Aggregate for Maintenance of Traffic. Refer to 105.03. Where the ASE unit
deployment location is not on hard surface, construct a level stone entrance and pad adjacent to the roadway for the ASE enforcement unit. Provide a safe means for the ASE unit operators to enter/exit the enforcement area.
104.33.03 08 Workers Present Trailer. Refer to 104.24.03. Provide a workers present trailer(s)
(furnish, install, maintain, relocate and remove) as shown on the plans and/or as directed by the ASE program representative. Construct a level area adjacent to the shoulder for placement of the workers present trailer(s) as needed. Periodically inspect the workers present trailer(s) and make adjustments as needed to ensure proper function. Relocate and/or install additional workers present trailer(s) as needed throughout construction. Activate the flashing lights on the workers present trailer(s) when workers are present in the work zone. Deactivate the flashing lights on the workers present trailer(s) when workers are not present in the work zone.
104.33.03 09 Temporary Traffic Barrier. Refer to 104.04.03. Provide protection for the ASE
unit, either behind a temporary concrete barrier or existing W-beam. 104.33.03.10 Temporary Traffic Barrier End Treatments. Refer to 104.09.03. 104.33.03.11 Temporary Crash Cushion Sand Filled Plastic Barrels. Refer to 104.10.03.
104.33.04 Measurement and Payment
If the Automated Speed Enforcement Representative has scheduled a deployment but the Automated Speed Enforcement unit does not show up at the scheduled deployment the Contractor will still get paid as specified in this section. The payment will be full compensation for all material, labor, equipment, tools, and incidentals necessary to complete the work including relocating, turning, completely covering and uncovering or removing and resetting, maintaining in like new condition, and cleaning existing and temporary traffic signs and other traffic control devices related to the operation of the Automated Speed Enforcement. The pay item will include the following items unless otherwise specified. 104.33.04.01 Temporary Traffic Signs for Automated Speed Enforcement. The signs will be measured and paid for as specified in 104.08.04.
104.33.04 02 Drums for Maintenance of Traffic. Drums will be measured and paid for as specified
in 104.12. 2025 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS
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104.33.04 03 Protection Vehicles dedicated to Automated Speed Enforcement deployment. The
Contractor will be responsible for providing a dedicated protection vehicle for the protection of the Automated Speed Enforcement unit for the duration of the deployment shift. The protection vehicle shall be as specified in Section 104.23. Provide a licensed protection vehicle operator to drive and position the protection vehicle at the start of the deployment location and to remove the protection vehicle at the end of the shift. The protection vehicle operator does not need to remain in the vehicle for the duration of the deployment shift. The protection vehicle will be measured and paid per for per unit day. A unit day will consist of one shift of Automated Speed Enforcement deployment (not to exceed 9 hours). A deployment shift crossing midnight into the following calendar day will be paid for as one unit day (e.g., 9 PM to 5 AM counts as one unit day). The payment will be full compensation for the complete protection vehicle, including the truck mounted attenuator/trailer truck mounted attenuator and arrow panel, licensed work vehicle operator, relocating the protection vehicle, and for all material, labor, equipment, tools, and incidentals necessary to complete the work.
104.33.04 04 Speed Display Trailer. The Contractor will be responsible for the set-up, operation,
and removal/relocation of the speed display trailer(s) at the start and end of each deployment shift. The speed display trailer(s) will be measured and paid for as specified in Section 104.28.
104.33.04 05 Maintenance of Traffic. The Contractor will be responsible for providing
maintenance of traffic as specified in 104.02.03 where required for installation, relocation, or removal of temporary traffic control devices for Automated Speed Enforcement activities.
104.33.04 06 Supply of materials for installation of, and removal of pad(s) for Automated Speed
Enforcement units will be measured and paid for per 105.04.
104.33.04 07 Temporary Concrete Traffic Barrier and Reset Temporary Concrete Traffic Barrier
shall be measured and paid for as specified in 104.04.04. Reflective Barrier Markers and Vertical Panels shall be measured and paid for as specified in 104.04.04.
104.33.04 08 Temporary Traffic Barrier End Treatments, Remove and Reset Temporary Traffic
Barrier End Treatments and Repairing Temporary Traffic Barrier End Treatments will be measured and paid for as specified in 104.09.04
104.33.04 09 Temporary Crash Cushion Sand Filled Plastic Barrels shall be measured and paid for
as specified in 104.10.04.
104.33.04 10 Refusal of Payment. The Contractor will not be paid as specified in this section
under these circumstances:
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representative will communicate the cancellation to the Project Engineer who will notify the Contractor a minimum of 8 hours in advance.
104.33.04 11 Workers Present Trailer. The Contractor will be responsible for the set-up, operation, and removal/relocation of the workers present trailer(s) at the start and end of each deployment shift. The Workers Present Trailer(s) will be measured and paid for as specified in Section 104.24.
2025 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS 105 — AGGREGATE FOR MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC CATEGORY 100 PRELIMINARY SECTION 105 — AGGREGATE FOR MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC
105.01 Description
Place aggregate material for the maintenance of traffic.
105.02 Materials
Crusher Run Aggregate CR-6 Bank Run Gravel Subbase Graded Aggregate Base 901.01 901.01 901.01
105.03 Construction
Refer to 501.03.
105.04 Measurement and Payment
Crusher Run Aggregate CR-6 for Maintenance of Traffic, Bank Run Gravel Subbase for Maintenance of Traffic, and Graded Aggregate Base for Maintenance of Traffic will be measured and paid for at the Contract unit price per ton. The payment will be full compensation for all aggregate, hauling, placing, compacting, removal, rehandling, reworking, disposal, and for all material, labor, equipment, tools, and incidentals necessary to complete the work. When aggregate is part of any base or pavement course used for the construction and maintenance of temporary detours, approaches, crossings, and widenings, the item of work will be measured and paid for as specified in Section 501. Refer to 501.04.03, which states that the materials manipulation or addition of chemical additives will not be measured but the cost will be incidental to the Contract unit price for Bank Run Gravel Base Course item. Aggregate for maintenance of traffic when used for temporary and permanent patching at pipe culverts and utilities will not be measured but the cost will be incidental to the Contact unit price for Pipe Culvert or Utility item. 2025 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS