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This 12" x 36" orange bike lane sign directs pedestrians and cyclists to use temporary walkways during construction or maintenance work. Designated as DOT SC-153, this coroplast sign features a right-pointing arrow and high-visibility orange background with reflective sheeting for day and night visibility.
Built on durable corrugated plastic (coroplast) substrate, this sign combines lightweight portability with weather-resistant performance. The Engineer Grade Prismatic reflective sheeting delivers reliable retroreflectivity in low-light conditions, ensuring the "Use Temporary Walkway" message and directional arrow remain visible to cyclists and pedestrians approaching work zones.
Key Features
DOT SC-153 Designation — Meets South Carolina DOT specifications for temporary bike lane signage in work zones.
Engineer Grade Prismatic Sheeting — Retroreflective surface provides visibility in headlight illumination and low-light conditions.
Coroplast Substrate — Lightweight corrugated plastic resists weather, won't rust, and handles temporary installation and removal.
High-Visibility Orange — MUTCD-compliant orange background color signals temporary traffic control to road users.
Right Arrow Directional — Clear arrow graphic guides cyclists and pedestrians to the designated detour path.
Applications
Municipal public works departments, DOT contractors, and utility crews use this sign to redirect bike lane traffic around construction zones, utility work, street maintenance, and special events. Ideal for temporary installations where protected bike lanes or multi-use paths require detours.
