Delaware MOT: Material & Compliance Engine
DE MUTCD Part 6 · Rev 3 May 2018 · Field Tool
Delaware MOT: Material & Compliance Engine
Taper math · Device counts · Table 6H-3 sign spacing · Full TA lookup · Load tickets
① Project
② Road & TA
③ Results
④ Saved Jobs
Project Details
Job info and dimensions — sign inventory is generated automatically after you select your road type and TA in the next step
How This Works
Follow the 3 steps to generate your load ticket
1
Enter Project Details
Speed, lane width, work zone length, and device types on this screen.
2
Select Road Type & TA
Your sign inventory is automatically generated from your TA selection and road type. You can adjust counts before proceeding.
3
View Results & Print
See taper math, device counts, sign spacing, layout diagram, and a printable load ticket.
Sign Inventory
Signs are determined by your TA and road type — select them in Step 2 and the correct signs will be pre-filled for you to review and adjust.
Road Classification
Drives Table 6H-3 sign spacing and determines which TAs apply. Two-lane and multi-lane roads need different setups and different numbers of signs.
Two-Lane Conventional Road
Multi-Lane Conventional Road
Interstate · Freeway · Expressway
Spacing A
--
feet
Spacing B
--
feet
Spacing C
--
feet
Typical Application (TA)
Your 5 most-used TAs are pinned below. Use the dropdown for the full DE MUTCD Table 6H-1 list. Compatibility is checked against your road type automatically.
Most Used — Quick Select
Full TA List — DE MUTCD Table 6H-1
Sign Inventory
Auto-calculated from your TA + road type selection. Adjust the total if your TCP requires additional signs.
Sign Package Breakdown
Select a road type and TA above — your sign package will be calculated and shown here automatically.
Total Signs
0
from calculation
Additional Signs (from TCP, intersecting roads, etc.)
+ extra
0
grand total
Calculations
Load List
Layout Diagram
Print Ticket
Module A — Taper & Spacing
Table 6H-4 formulas · DE MUTCD Rev 3 2018
Taper Length (L)
--
feet
Device Spacing
--
ft · 1.0×speed · max 60ft
⚠ Delaware Requirement
First 4 devices in taper MUST be spaced at 25 ft max
Speed Note
Speed 41–44 MPH — L = W × S applied as transition assumption
⚠ TMA Required
A Truck Mounted Attenuator (TMA) is required for this setup. A shadow vehicle (no attenuator) is only permitted for short-duration operations of 15 minutes or less. In most lane closure scenarios a TMA is the default requirement — confirm with your DelDOT permit and approved TCP.
Module B — Device Counts
5% breakage/loss buffer included
Taper Devices
--
Tangent Devices
--
Total Cones
--
Total Drums
--
Total Load (5% buffer)
--
devices · with signs: --
How it's calculated:
Taper Devices = ⌈L ÷ Spacing⌉ + 1
Tangent Devices = ⌈Work Zone ÷ (2 × Spacing)⌉ + 1
Total Load = ⌈(Taper + Tangent) × 1.05⌉
Module C — Sign Spacing (Table 6H-3)
Select a road type to see required advance warning distances
Distance A · 1st sign from work zone
--
feet
Distance B · between 1st and 2nd signs
--
feet
Distance C · between 2nd and 3rd signs
--
feet
A = 1st sign closest to TTC zone · B = between 1st and 2nd · C = 2nd to 3rd (furthest upstream) · ≤40 MPH = low speed; >40 MPH = high speed on state-maintained roads.
Crew Load List
Copy to text your crew or print as a field sheet
Complete project details on previous steps to generate.
Layout Diagram
Select a Typical Application to view the official DE MUTCD figure
Select your Road Type and Typical Application on Step 2, then return here to view the official DE MUTCD figure for that TA.
Printable Load Ticket
Delaware MOT Load Ticket
No job name
Project Data
    Calculated Requirements

      Sign Package
        Critical Reminders
          Saved Jobs
          Stored locally on this device/browser
          No saved jobs yet. Complete a project and save from Results → Print Ticket.
          This tool applies Delaware MUTCD Part 6 Revision 3 (May 2018) rules as sourced directly from the DE MUTCD document. It is a field aid only and does not replace approved TTC plans, agency requirements, or engineering judgment. Consult DelDOT for project-specific requirements.