Median Island Sample Clauses

The Median Island clause defines the requirements and specifications for the construction or maintenance of a raised or painted area in the center of a roadway, known as a median island. This clause typically outlines the dimensions, materials, signage, and safety features that must be incorporated, such as curbing, reflective markers, or landscaping. By establishing clear standards for median islands, the clause ensures safe traffic separation, improves road safety, and provides guidance for contractors to follow during roadworks.
Median Island. A dividing area, normally at curb height, between opposing 341 directions of traffic.
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Median Island area, normally at curb height, between opposing directions of traffic not 26 normally located along Residential Streets.
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