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Safeguard both drivers and pedestrians with our 150 Feet Between Highway and Tracks Behind You Sign, expertly crafted to meet the stringent standards of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) under the W10-11B classification. This sign is designed to deliver crucial safety messages, making it an indispensable part of any road safety initiative.
Key Features:
- MUTCD Compliance: Fully meets MUTCD W10-11B guidelines, ensuring that your road signage adheres to national safety regulations.
- Clear, High-Impact Messaging: Conveys essential safety information effectively to reduce the risk of accidents for both drivers and pedestrians.
- Built for Durability: Constructed from robust 3105 Alloy with a 0.080 gauge thickness, ensuring resilience and longevity even in the harshest environments.
Product Specifications:
- Type: MUTCD W10-11B 150 Feet Between Highway and Tracks Behind You
- Product Code: W10-11B
- Dimensions: 12" x 24" Rectangle
- Material: High-quality 3105 Alloy for extended durability
- Reflective Sheeting Options:
- Engineer Grade: Nikkalite Reflective Sheeting for reliable visibility
- High Intensity Prismatic: 3M Sheeting for enhanced brightness and clarity
- Diamond Grade: 3M Sheeting for maximum reflectivity and visibility in all lighting conditions
- Installation: Equipped with a standard 2-hole design for easy, secure mounting on various posts
- Compatibility: Designed to fit 3" to 4" diameter posts, ensuring versatile installation options
Optimized for Performance:
Ideal for use in streets, parking lots, and other areas prone to icy conditions, our Steel Deck Sign is engineered to withstand harsh weather, UV exposure, and the wear of time. Anti-fade technology keeps the sign’s message clear and vibrant, providing reliable safety communication for years to come.
Commitment to Safety:
Our 150 Feet Between Highway and Tracks Behind You Sign is a crucial element of your comprehensive road safety plan. While it is a highly effective tool, it should be used in conjunction with other protective measures to fully eliminate or reduce hazards.