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The 36" x 36" Orange Hi-Intensity Reflective Vinyl Roll-Up Sign displays "One Lane Road Ahead" messaging for temporary traffic control in work zones and lane closures. This diamond-shaped warning sign alerts drivers to upcoming lane reductions, providing advance notice to merge safely before reaching construction areas or roadway obstructions.
Constructed with hi-intensity prismatic reflective vinyl on a durable orange background with black legend, this roll-up sign delivers superior visibility in both daylight and nighttime conditions. The flexible design includes reinforced fiberglass ribs that maintain sign shape while allowing compact storage, and durable plastic corner pockets protect edges during repeated deployment. The roll-up construction makes transportation and setup faster than rigid signs, ideal for mobile work crews and frequently changing traffic patterns.
Key Features
Hi-Intensity Prismatic Sheeting — Reflective vinyl provides excellent nighttime visibility and long service life in outdoor conditions.
Standard MUTCD Compliance — Orange background with black legend follows Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices specifications for temporary work zone warning signs.
Fiberglass Rib Construction — Reinforced ribs keep the sign flat and readable while allowing roll-up storage between uses.
Durable Corner Pockets — Heavy-duty plastic pockets protect sign edges and provide attachment points for mounting hardware.
36" Diamond Format — Standard size for lane reduction warnings, visible from appropriate decision distances.
Applications
Used by DOT contractors, utility crews, and municipal public works departments for highway construction zones, utility work requiring lane closures, and temporary traffic control on multi-lane roadways. Deploy in advance of work zones where traffic must merge from two lanes into one, giving drivers adequate warning distance to change lanes safely.
