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Traffic controllers and council maintenance crews use these reflective road signs to clearly designate zones where bicycles are permitted. This specific signage is essential for managing the flow of mixed-use transpor...
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Traffic controllers and council maintenance crews use these reflective road signs to clearly designate zones where bicycles are permitted. This specific signage is essential for managing the flow of mixed-use transport in urban centres, public parks, and shared pedestrian walkways where clear directional guidance is required to keep different road users separated.
Installing these signs reduces the risk of collisions by providing immediate visual cues to motorists and cyclists alike. The Class 1 reflective surface ensures that the 'All Bicycles' message remains legible during night operations or in low-light weather conditions, which is vital for safety in high-traffic corridors. Because the sign is constructed from aluminium, it resists corrosion and warping when exposed to the harsh Australian sun and rain, meaning crews spend less time on replacement cycles and more time on active site management. The flat profile allows for secure mounting to existing poles or new posts without obstructing the line of sight for other drivers.
This sign is manufactured from aluminium and measures 600x800mm. It features a Class 1 reflective finish.
Features
- Class 1 reflective surface for night visibility
- Constructed from durable aluminium
- 600x800mm dimensions for clear sighting
- Suitable for urban and shared path environments
Specifications
| Size | 600x800mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
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