I have been in the underground utility industry since 1990. Used to be there was an 18" leeway either side of the locate for a margin of error.
These days it is 3' either side and even if it is outside that 3' and you hit it, there will be a fight over who's fault it is.
What's worse is when you are trying to locate by hand and its way of or not even there. I've had guys dig a whole day only to find out what we were looking for wasnt there at all.
I was in a training school when I worked for Entex back in the 90's. There was a trade magazine there that had a bold head line on the cover saying " The world's only 100% accurate line locater ".
I opened the magazine up to see this locater and it was a picture of a backhoe.
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