After the 75-foot segment, every additional 25 feet adds how many stripes to the threshold markers?

After the 75-foot segment, every additional 25 feet adds how many stripes to the threshold markers?

• A. Two Stripes
• B. One Stripe
• C. Three Stripes
• D. Four Stripes

Answer: (A)

The pattern is a fixed increment system for threshold markings: after the first 75 feet, every additional 25-foot step adds two more stripes. This keeps the threshold cues readable and consistent as you move farther from the threshold. So for each 25-foot extension beyond 75 feet, two stripes are added. That’s why the correct answer is two stripes. If you went 100 feet past the threshold, you’d see two more stripes (total of four beyond the 75-foot point), and so on. The other options don’t match the established 2-stripe-per-25-foot rule.

The pattern is a fixed increment system for threshold markings: after the first 75 feet, every additional 25-foot step adds two more stripes. This keeps the threshold cues readable and consistent as you move farther from the threshold. So for each 25-foot extension beyond 75 feet, two stripes are added. That’s why the correct answer is two stripes. If you went 100 feet past the threshold, you’d see two more stripes (total of four beyond the 75-foot point), and so on. The other options don’t match the established 2-stripe-per-25-foot rule.