Traffic Signs

Traffic signs are divided into three basic categories: Regulatory, Warning, and Guide Signs. The shape of a traffic sign communicates important information about the sign’s message. In poor visibility conditions, such as heavy fog, you may be able to make out only the shape of a sign.

1. Regulatory Signs

Also known as Traffic Control Signage, these signs are, by their nature, less informational, and more directorial. For travelers entering a new town, unfamiliar with unique traffic laws and penalties, regulatory signs are often the most important. They are circular in shape with red borders.

2.Warning Signs

Maybe the most likely to save your life in a vehicle, warning signs do exactly as their title suggests – warn drivers about upcoming hazards, lane merges, or necessary speed changes. The shape used is upward triangular or diamond shape with red borders.

3.Guide Signs

Guide signs also called informative signs, are provided to assist the drivers to reach their desired destinations. Guide signs, such as diagrammatic guide signs, roadway junction signs, destination distance signs, and mile markers, help motorists navigate interstate highways without taking their eyes off the road. They are, in general, rectangular with the long dimension in the horizontal direction.

The signs are made of iron uniform sheets that cause longer life span and the stronger resistance. The color in this product is electrostatic that helps higher resistance to heat and cold.

At critical and incidental points, LED traffic lights are used to determine the most targeted area. These signs are the new generation of traffic signs which do their job best by storing energy and shining in the dark.

Features: 

• Resistant body made of electrostatic materials
• Resistant to extreme heat and cold
• Warranty