The National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) is responsible for developing and maintaining the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), the primary reference guide for all traffic control devices used on public roads. Uyen Dang is currently serving on the Markings Committee and is a voting council member on the NACTO delegation, making significant contributions to this important committee.
As a member of the Markings Committee, Uyen has advocating to develop new standards and guidelines for safe streets to be used on roads across the country. She has brought her expertise and experience as a transportation engineer to the committee, helping to ensure that the MUTCD reflects current best practices and safety standards.
Uyen’s role as a voting council member on the NACTO delegation is also significant. The NACTO is an association of major US cities that works to improve transportation in urban areas. As a member of the delegation, Uyen works with other transportation experts to develop and advocate for policies and strategies that promote sustainable and equitable transportation. Her work on the Markings Committee and NACTO delegation ensures that the MUTCD reflects the latest best practices and standards, and that urban transportation policies are equitable and sustainable.
NCUTCD FAQ
What is the NCUTCD, and what does it do? The National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) is a national committee responsible for developing and maintaining the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), the primary reference guide for all traffic control devices used on public roads. The NCUTCD is responsible for standardizing traffic control devices in the United States and ensuring that the MUTCD reflects current best practices and safety standards.
Who can participate in the NCUTCD, and how? The NCUTCD is comprised of representatives from various transportation organizations, including federal agencies, state departments of transportation, local governments, engineering firms, and advocacy groups. Anyone interested in traffic control devices and traffic safety can participate by attending meetings, joining a subcommittee, submitting proposals, participating in comment periods, or staying informed through the NCUTCD website.
What is the MUTCD, and why is it important? The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) is the primary reference guide for all traffic control devices used on public roads in the United States. It is essential because it standardizes traffic control devices, ensuring that they are consistent across the country and reflect current best practices and safety standards.
How can I provide feedback on the MUTCD? The NCUTCD welcomes feedback from the public on the MUTCD. When the committee releases proposed changes to the manual, individuals and organizations can provide feedback during the public comment period. Additionally, anyone can submit proposals to the NCUTCD for changes or additions to the MUTCD.
