6. If known for a bridge in a waterway, indicate evidence (or lack of evidence) for scour, either from visual inspection or from an underwater inspection report. 7. Other. See Section 72-2.04(01) for more information on substructure or foundation elements which should be considered and reported in the Bridge Inspection Report. D. Approaches 1. General. Indicate the overall condition of the approaches (excellent, fair, poor). All features within the project limits should be checked for compliance to the current safety standards. 2. Wedge. If applicable, indicate the type, depth, condition, and year installed. 3. Approach Pavement. Indicate the condition of the original reinforced-concrete bridge approach, pavement relief joints, and the approach pavement immediately adjacent to the bridge. 4. Guardrail. For each quadrant, indicate the type, length(s), and condition of the guardrail, guardrail transition (or the absence of one), and guardrail end treatment, and provide a statement on whether or not the system satisfies the current performance criteria. 5. Drive or Public Road. Indicate the location with respect to the bridge of each drive or public road which intersects the main facility near the bridge or within the traffic-maintenance limits. 6. Traffic-Control Devices. Describe the existing permanent traffic control devices on or approaching the bridge, e.g., signing, pavement markings, raised pavement markers, traffic signals, highway lighting. 7. Roadway Drainage and Pipes. Indicate the location and condition of ditches and pipes within the traffic-maintenance limits. Describe
6. If known for a bridge in a waterway, indicate evidence (or lack of evidence) for scour, either from visual inspection or from an underwater inspection report. 7. Other. See Section 72-2.04(01) for more information on substructure or foundation elements which should be considered and reported in the Bridge Inspection Report. D. Approaches 1. General. Indicate the overall condition of the approaches (excellent, fair, poor). All features within the project limits should be checked for compliance to the current safety standards. 2. Wedge. If applicable, indicate the type, depth, condition, and year installed. 3. Approach Pavement. Indicate the condition of the original reinforced-concrete bridge approach, pavement relief joints, and the approach pavement immediately adjacent to the bridge. 4. Guardrail. For each quadrant, indicate the type, length(s), and condition of the guardrail, guardrail transition (or the absence of one), and guardrail end treatment, and provide a statement on whether or not the system satisfies the current performance criteria. 5. Drive or Public Road. Indicate the location with respect to the bridge of each drive or public road which intersects the main facility near the bridge or within the traffic-maintenance limits. 6. Traffic-Control Devices. Describe the existing permanent traffic control devices on or approaching the bridge, e.g., signing, pavement markings, raised pavement markers, traffic signals, highway lighting. 7. Roadway Drainage and Pipes. Indicate the location and condition of ditches and pipes within the traffic-maintenance limits. Describe
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