All sheets except which type have sheet numbers?

In the context of FDOT (Florida Department of Transportation) plans, specific types of sheets are designated with sheet numbers for organization and reference purposes. Roadway and traffic design standards typically provide foundational guidelines and criteria for the design of various elements related to roadways and traffic management. These documents serve as standards that can be referenced in various plans, but they do not have individual sheet numbers as they are not part of a set of plan sheets meant for project-specific details.

Signalization plans, structures plans, and traffic design standards, on the other hand, are specific drawings that are part of technical documentation for individual projects and are usually assigned unique sheet numbers to facilitate easy identification and reference within a project set. This numbering system is crucial for coordination among different engineering disciplines involved in the design and construction processes.

Therefore, the absence of sheet numbers in roadway and traffic design standards distinguishes them from the other plan types, which do have designated sheet numbers as part of the project documentation process.