The G14(CA) Advance Historical Landmark is a California MUTCD sign. Official depiction: Caltrans CA Sign Chart, 2014 Revision 3 (Sheet 9). Official title per CA MUTCD Table 2D-101(CA): “Advance Historical Landmark” (Section 2H.101(CA)). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign. Official depiction: Caltrans California MUTCD 2014 Revision 3 Sign Charts (effective March 10, 2023). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign; the official sign chart depiction is the maximum available official source.
Applied per the CA MUTCD and Caltrans sign specifications. Confirm placement and supplemental plaques against the applicable CA MUTCD standard.
View this sign on the Federal MUTCD (FHWA)California-specific application notes and adoptions may differ. Review California requirements where applicable.
The G14(CA) Advance Historical Landmark is a California MUTCD sign. Official depiction: Caltrans CA Sign Chart, 2014 Revision 3 (Sheet 9). Official title per CA MUTCD Table 2D-101(CA): “Advance Historical Landmark” (Section 2H.101(CA)). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign. Official depiction: Caltrans California MUTCD 2014 Revision 3 Sign Charts (effective March 10, 2023). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign; the official sign chart depiction is the maximum available official source.
The G14(CA) Advance Historical Landmark is a California MUTCD sign. Official depiction: Caltrans CA Sign Chart, 2014 Revision 3 (Sheet 9). Official title per CA MUTCD Table 2D-101(CA): “Advance Historical Landmark” (Section 2H.101(CA)). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign. Official depiction: Caltrans California MUTCD 2014 Revision 3 Sign Charts (effective March 10, 2023). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign; the official sign chart depiction is the maximum available official source. In the field, G14(CA) Advance Historical Landmark is typically positioned at the advance warning area, ahead of the work. Common deployments include applied per the CA MUTCD and Caltrans sign specifications; selected and sized for the roadway type and setting; coordinated with the overall signing plan and permit. Always confirm its size, retroreflective sheeting, spacing, and placement against the CA MUTCD 2026 and the reviewing agency before finalizing the traffic control plan.
Learn more about Advance Historical Landmark sign requirementsUsed in California per the CA MUTCD; its official depiction is on the Caltrans CA Sign Chart (2014 Rev 3, Sheet 9). Confirm size, retroreflective sheeting, and placement for the condition and the reviewing agency. No standalone Caltrans specification drawing is published for this sign, so dimensions are not asserted here.
In Los Angeles, this sign must conform to the CA MUTCD. Work in City of LA right-of-way is reviewed by StreetsLA and the Bureau of Engineering; state highways in LA County are permitted by Caltrans District 7; county roads by LA County DPW.
Official depiction sourced to the Caltrans CA Sign Chart 2014 Rev 3 (Sheet 9) for G14(CA). No standalone Caltrans specification drawing exists. Confirm size and placement with the reviewing agency. Public Ready can review sign selection against your plan.
Educational reference only. This is not an official Caltrans, FHWA, or local agency publication and is not legal or engineering advice. Always verify sign selection, size, placement, spacing, and application against the current CA MUTCD 2026, Caltrans sign specifications, Standard Plans, project documents, and the reviewing agency’s requirements. Local jurisdictions may impose additional requirements, and final selection, placement, and dimensions may require engineering judgment or agency approval. Written against California MUTCD 2026 (effective January 18, 2026) and the Federal MUTCD 11th Edition. Official sources last verified June 2026.
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