Njdot Standard Drawings -

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Contractors use these drawings to provide accurate estimates, ensuring that all bids are based on the same material and labor requirements. Core Categories of the Standard Details A figure stepped into the halo of the truck’s headlights

| Range | Category | Example Use | |---------|--------------------------------|--------------------------------------| | 100s | Sign supports & mounting | Breakaway sign posts (SD-104-01) | | 200s | Pavement markings & delineators| Crosswalk layouts, raised pavement markers | | 300s | Traffic signals & lighting | Signal pole foundations, mast arms | | 400s | Drainage & stormwater | Inlet types, manhole details | | 500s | Erosion control & sediment | Silt fence, check dams | | 600s | Retaining walls & barriers | Concrete median barrier (SD-603-01) | | 700s | Guardrail & roadside safety | Guardrail end terminals (SD-712-01) | | 800s | Pavement & curbs | Curb ramp details (ADA compliant) | | 900s | Utilities & structures | Utility trench restoration | The man who wanted to digitize everything, to