Guidelines for securing workplaces on roads
| Basic data | |
|---|---|
| title | Guidelines for securing workplaces on roads |
| abbreviation | RSA |
| number | 370 |
| scope of application | Job security |
| Latest issue | 1995 (edition 6, 10/2002) |
| First edition | 1980 |
The guidelines for securing workplaces on roads ( RSA for short ) are a technical set of rules valid in Germany and were published by the Federal Ministry of Transport in February 1995 (VkBl. 7/1995), the original version was created in 1980. The guideline describes the traffic law safeguards for Jobs on and on the streets. It applies on all public roads in Germany and is part of the administrative regulation for road traffic regulations .
content
The content is divided into four sections, which also represent the areas of application of the guideline. Part A deals with general information such as basic terms, traffic signs and barrier materials. Part B regulates workplaces on inner-city streets. Part C is devoted to rural roads and part D is about securing jobs on motorways.
Parts B to D deal with both shorter-term and longer-term jobs . Furthermore, different rule plans are shown for each section or area of application . The guideline must always be adapted to the current version of the StVO .
The most important innovation is the mandatory use of retroreflective protective films, at least for workplaces on motorways . Likewise were Vorwarneinrichtungen and shut-off devices modified and wearing safety vests compulsory. A speed funnel became mandatory on motorways.