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ITIS Phrase Tables, Draft [issued: 04-11-09]
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This is a draft document of the SAE ATIS committee, subject to change.
8.9
Encoding Pedestrians and Other Non-Motorized Vehicle Patterns
Signs of this type (typically denoted a R9 and R10 and also the M7 and W11category types in MUTCD)
are used to instruct pedestrians and bicyclists on valid movements and to present cautions. The pattern to
be followed is:
<direction or arrow><named object><destination details><optional distance, value, units>
In constructing signs using these patterns the following rules shall be observed:
The type of traffic or traveler (pedestrian, bicycle, etc) to which this applies is typically part of the
named object.
Note the “ped” is always spelled out as pedestrian in the ITIS codes
Examples of proper encoding proper advisory sign values:
Value to be expressed
Preferred Encoding
Byte Sequence
Pedestrian Crosswalk
pedestrian, crosswalks
9486, 13586
Sidewalk Closed
sidewalk, closed
8251, 770
Sidewalk Closed Ahead, Cross Here
sidewalk, closed ahead, cross, here
8251, 771, 7755, 13570
Cross on Green Light Only
cross, only, on, green signal light
7755, 7747, 7688, 11034
Bicyclists Use Ped Signal
bicycles, use, pedestrian signal light
9218, 7716, 11045
Bicyclists Yield to Peds
bicycles, yield, to, pedestrians
9218, 12295, 8014, 9486
Stop Here When Flashing
stop, here, when flashing
12294, 13570, 7753
Hitchhiking Prohibition
no, hitch hiking
7738, 8985
No non-motorized traffic
no, non-motorized traffic
7738, 9260