DISTINCTIVE MARKINGS AND REGISTRATION OF SERVICE VEHICLES TERMINALS AND BUS STATIONS

OTLICHITEL'NYE ZNAKI I OFORMLINIE PODVIZHNOGO SOSTAVA AVTOMOBIL'NOGO TRANSPORTA, OSTANOVOCHNYKH PUNKTOV I AUTOBUCHYKH STANTSII

This standard applies to the distribution, content, and dimensions of the markings on rolling stock, terminals, and bus stations. This is GOST 18857-75. It contains charts which show the form and design of the markings, and a section on technical requirements which include language (i.e., both the national and the Russian languages must be used); material (e.g., plastic, plexiglass, galvanized steel, etc.); size of the letters, etc. The appendices indicate the distribution of signs on the autobus. This is followed by GOST 18858-73, which is concerned with stop signs for passenger transport vehicles. The section on distribution and content provides a description of stopping points (e.g., initial, inter, and final) in the city and inter- city transportation lines of both buses and taxis. There are charts to show the form and design of the markings. The technical requirements are concerned with the type of steel used for the markings, the colors, sizes of the letters, etc. The next standard is GOST 18859-73, which provides schematics and reference tables for bus stations. Again there are reference to the language and dimension variations. The appendix has a schematic for inter-city and suburban autobus lines. The final standard is GOST 18860-73, which pertains to the representation dimensions, and distribution of markings for light and route taxis. The technical requirements include mention of colors and the appendix provides examples of distribution of markings light and route taxis, including stencils, decals.

  • Corporate Authors:

    Council of Ministers of the Union of USSR

    State Committee of Standards
    Moscow,   USSR 
  • Publication Date: 1973

Media Info

  • Features: Figures;
  • Pagination: 47 p.

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Filing Info

  • Accession Number: 00072216
  • Record Type: Publication
  • Source Agency: Transportation Systems Center
  • Report/Paper Numbers: GOST 18857,18860-73
  • Files: TRIS
  • Created Date: Jun 5 1981 12:00AM