No Stopping Post Mounted Sign - Diagram 642 R2/RA2 (Face Only) Collection_Boots Segregation of foot traffic and

Segregation of foot traffic and vehicle traffic is often crucial in warehouses where forklifts and pedestrian traffic often operate in close proximity to one another

please keep in mind this will have an impact on the overall size of the sign

The SuperGuard Maintenance Barrier provides added protection in public settings

2 metre beam would be too long

Code of Practice

No Stopping Post Mounted Sign - Diagram 642 R2/RA2 (Face Only) Collection_Boots Segregation of foot traffic andAn area on a main carriageway marked by the red cross of diagram 642 means stopping is strictly prohibited due to the speed and design of the road, this sign is otherwise known as the 'Clearway Sign'. The beginning of a clearway must be marked with this sign with a supplementary plate indicating the length in miles (rounded to the nearest whole mile if longer than 3 miles). Signs can be placed on both sides of the road is required. The end of the