Officials can send custom flags and messages to individual cars, notifying them of events like black flags or pit requests. They may also create on-demand flags for session reminders or to control timing. Course and corner flag status will also web accessible making it easy to track changing conditions from a variety of devices.

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A pilot car may be used with flaggers to guide traffic through work zones. At spot location lane closures where adequate sight distance is available for the safe handling of traffic, one flagger may be appropriate.

The primary flagging tool for day and night is the STOP/ SLOW sign, it bears the messages STOP or SLOW to provide motorists with clear positive guidance. Some other tools you may need to be familiar with are: •Emergency Flag •Flashlight with cone •Radio •Baton •Pilot Car Let’s take a quick look at each of the above.

We require you to demonstrate proper flagging by posing a flagger symbol. You will position the flagger symbols head, arms, and body. Most State DOTs require this demonstration testing procedure.