Do Not Enter Sign
Our Grimco Do Not Enter Sign is one of our critical traffic signs for maintaining safety and controlling oncoming traffic in restricted areas. Whether you need to prevent unauthorized access to construction zones or other locations, this sign, made with a clear UV-protective coating, ensures compliance and safety.
Versatile Applications
Ideal for use in parking areas, exit ramps, and one-way streets, our Do Not Enter Sign guides oncoming vehicles and maintains the right-of-way rule. When managing traffic flow at a construction site or marking restricted areas on a property, this reflective sign offers a clear and unmistakable warning to drivers and pedestrians alike even in low-light conditions.
Compliance & Safety
This sign meets all Federal MUTCD Sign specifications for R5-1 Do Not Enter signs which makes this sign a trusted solution for traffic control. Its rust-free design includes a bold red circle with a white background and clear lettering, ensuring that the message is easily understood. This sign is essential for maintaining safety and preventing accidents caused by unauthorized entries.
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FAQs
What Materials Are Used for the Do Not Enter Sign?
Our Do Not Enter road signs are crafted from high-quality materials, including durable alodized aluminum, reflective sheeting, and UV-resistant ink to prevent fading and maintain long-term visibility. There are pre-punched 3/8″ holes on the top and bottom.
Where Should Do Not Enter Signs Be Placed?
These signs are ideal for use at entry points as traffic signals for restricted areas, such as one-way streets, closed intersections or lanes, exit ramps, wrong way indications, and industrial settings.
Is the Do Not Enter Sign Compliant with Traffic Control Regulations?
Yes, our signs meet MUTCD standards and are designed to guarantee compliance with all relevant traffic control regulations.
Can the Do Not Enter Sign Be Used for Railroad Crossing Safety?
Yes, the Do Not Enter Sign is versatile enough to be used near railroad crossings to prevent vehicles from entering prohibited areas. Combined with other warning signs, it helps enforce traffic control and enhances safety around sensitive information and high-risk zones.
