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High-traffic urban environments and shared pathways require clear boundaries to keep different users safe. The Segregated Footway sign is a dedicated tool for these settings, providing a visual divide between pedestri...
Description and applications
High-traffic urban environments and shared pathways require clear boundaries to keep different users safe. The Segregated Footway sign is a dedicated tool for these settings, providing a visual divide between pedestrian zones and cycling lanes. It belongs in areas where mixed-use transport is common, ensuring that road signs effectively manage the flow of people and bikes without conflict.
By clearly marking the designated areas, this sign reduces the risk of collisions between cyclists and walkers. Site managers and council workers can install these to create a predictable environment for the public, which helps maintain a steady pace of travel and prevents pedestrians from drifting into fast-moving bike lanes. The high-visibility layout ensures that the distinction is obvious from a distance, allowing users to adjust their path before they reach a potential conflict point.
This specific model is constructed from aluminium for long-term weather resistance and durability. It is supplied in a 600x600mm size to ensure maximum visibility across the footway. The unit is a Class 1 sign made from aluminium with dimensions of 600x600mm.
Features
- Class 1 aluminium construction
- Designed for pedestrian and cycling area separation
- High-visibility layout for traffic areas
- Durable material suited for outdoor exposure
Specifications
| Size | 600x600mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
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