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The No Trucks Symbol in Roundel is a Class 1 prohibition sign used to restrict heavy vehicle access in specific areas. It belongs in high-traffic zones such as residential streets, narrow bridge approaches, or light-i...
Description and applications
The No Trucks Symbol in Roundel is a Class 1 prohibition sign used to restrict heavy vehicle access in specific areas. It belongs in high-traffic zones such as residential streets, narrow bridge approaches, or light-industrial loading bays where large trucks would cause congestion or safety hazards. These road signs provide a clear, immediate instruction to drivers before they enter restricted zones.
Installing this sign reduces the risk of oversized vehicles entering unsuitable areas, which prevents potential damage to infrastructure and reduces traffic bottlenecks. The high-visibility roundel design ensures that drivers can identify the prohibition from a distance, allowing them to divert their route early. This is particularly useful for site managers and council workers who need to maintain a strict flow of light traffic while keeping heavy haulage away from sensitive or restricted sections of the roadway.
Constructed from durable aluminium, this sign measures 900x900mm to ensure maximum visibility for oncoming drivers. The material choice ensures the sign withstands outdoor exposure without warping. This specific size and build suit permanent installations on roadside poles or perimeter fencing in heavy vehicle restricted zones.
Features
- Class 1 Trucks Prohibited symbol
- High-visibility roundel design
- Constructed from aluminium
- 900x900mm dimensions
Specifications
| Size | 900x900mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
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