Traffic Joins Main Carriageway Post Mounted Sign - Diagram 509.1 R2/RA2 (Face Only) Collection_ArmcoKits This versatile yellow Armco beam

This versatile yellow Armco beam is ideal for longer runs of impact projection in car parks

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This easy to apply floor sign clearly informs anyone in the area that flames or “naked lights” are not permitted and could pose a safety risk

or on top of a machine to see inside to monitor a process

Traffic Joins Main Carriageway Post Mounted Sign - Diagram 509.1 R2/RA2 (Face Only) Collection_ArmcoKits This versatile yellow Armco beamThis diagram is used to warn drivers that they are about to join the main carriageway and may have to give way to oncoming traffic. The sign is needed where it is not obvious to drivers that they are on a slip road such as a former main road through a village joining a bypass, or the main carriageway of a motorway joining another motorway. For more details on where this sign can be used, refer to page 12 of the TSRGD Guidelines, Chapter 4. If it is