Traffic Signs

When roads and crossings do not have sufficient signage, vehicular accidents are most likely going to happen. There are also situations that lanes may be temporarily closed due to ongoing construction or a recent accident. For these situations, flaggers need to be stationed in the area to direct the flow of traffic. To easily inform drivers to slow down or stop, flaggers have to be equipped with traffic signs. Here on Engineer Warehouse, there are traffic signs that display either “stop” and “slow,” while some of them have both of these warnings, which are each printed on either side. “Slow” signs can be used to ask drivers to decelerate in a low-speed traffic zone, and “stop” signs can help in informing either the pedestrians or the drivers to let the other pass through. For high-visibility in low light conditions, some of the traffic signs feature engineer-grade or high-intensity grade reflective sheetings. Designed to withstand long periods of outdoor use, these traffic signs are made of durable yet lightweight materials, such as aluminum, hard board, or coroplast. They also have handles with lengths ranging from 9 to 60 inches so that flaggers can easily hold these signs up.