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The 18" x 24" Orange Engineer Grade Prismatic Reflective Coroplast Bike Lane Sign (DOT SC-150) is a durable, lightweight traffic control sign designed to mark dedicated bicycle lanes and direct cyclist traffic. Featuring a white bicycle symbol with left-pointing arrow on an orange retroreflective background, this sign meets DOT specifications for bike lane delineation and shared-use path guidance.
Constructed from corrugated plastic (Coroplast) substrate with Engineer Grade Prismatic reflective sheeting, this sign delivers reliable visibility in both daylight and low-light conditions. The orange background provides high contrast against urban environments, while the prismatic sheeting ensures consistent retroreflectivity for nighttime recognition. At just 0.12 lb, the lightweight Coroplast construction simplifies installation and reduces wind load on mounting hardware.
Key Features
DOT SC-150 Compliant — Meets DOT standards for bicycle lane signage with official symbol and color specifications.
Engineer Grade Prismatic Sheeting — Retroreflective surface provides visibility in headlight illumination for nighttime safety.
Directional Left Arrow — Clearly indicates bike lane direction and cyclist flow patterns.
Coroplast Substrate — Weather-resistant corrugated plastic withstands outdoor exposure without warping or fading.
Lightweight Design — 0.12 lb weight enables quick installation on posts, barricades, or temporary stands.
High-Contrast Orange — Bright orange background enhances daytime visibility in construction zones and shared roadways.
Applications
Used by DOT contractors, municipal public works departments, and traffic control crews to mark bicycle lanes, shared-use paths, and temporary bike route detours. Ideal for urban bike lane projects, road construction zones requiring cyclist redirection, and permanent or temporary bike path installations.
