Know every marking you own, and which ones need paint.
We drive your network and record every pavement marking on it, located by route and milepoint, with the imagery to show its condition.
Why agencies order it
The MUTCD includes a section on maintaining minimum pavement marking retroreflectivity (MUTCD 11th edition (2023), Section 3A.05). Whatever method an agency adopts, it starts with knowing which markings it has and where they are. A dated inventory also gives you real quantities for budgets and bids.
What we do
- Record centerlines, edge lines, lane lines, stop bars, crosswalks, turn arrows, channelizing lines, railroad and school markings, ONLY legends, gore and transverse lines, and pavement dots.
- Locate each marking by GPS and milepoint.
- Flag worn, missing or non-standard markings as prioritized striping work items.
What you receive
- A marking inventory with type, location, quantity and visible condition.
- Imagery for every item, viewable in MapsterStudio.
- Summary reports and exports for budgeting, crew scheduling and bid preparation.
Our imagery records visible condition. If your program needs measured retroreflectivity readings, we scope that work separately.
Recent work
- Greene County, Ohio, 2024: 332 miles. Read the project ↗
- Ohio counties, 2023: 678 miles. Read the project ↗
- Ohio counties, 2022: 2,082 miles. Read the project ↗
“In my 30 years of working with public transportation, MasterMind has consistently provided accurate, quality and innovative ways to improve the safety of our roadways. Their creative technical expertise allows them to gather real-time data that we can use to make our highways safer at a cost-effective solution.”
- Andy Jones
Wayne County Ohio Assistant Engineer
“Mastermind is very attentive to the needs of their clients, often fine-tuning and customizing their software to meet the needs of the end user. The specific customization that they have made for our users have resulted in the streamlining of internal processes and increased efficiency for our staff.”
- Adam Fricke
Clinton County Ohio Deputy Engineer, PE, PS
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