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Our "No Train Horn (Plaque)" Sign is meticulously designed to meet the stringent standards of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) under the W10-9P classification. This sign is essential for highway-rail grade crossings where a quiet zone has been established, ensuring that both drivers and pedestrians are well-informed of the absence of train horns.
Why Choose Our No Train Horn (Plaque) Sign?
- MUTCD Compliant: Fully adheres to MUTCD W10-9P guidelines, guaranteeing that your road signage meets all national safety standards.
- High-Impact Messaging: Clearly communicates critical safety information, particularly in quiet zones where train horns are not used.
- Durability You Can Trust: Made from premium 3105 Alloy with a 0.080 gauge thickness, this sign is engineered to withstand the elements and maintain its effectiveness over time.
Product Specifications:
- Type: MUTCD W10-9P No Train Horn (Plaque)
- Product Code: W10-9P
- MUTCD Code: W10-9P
- Dimensions: 12" x 24" Rectangle
- Material: High-quality 3105 Alloy for enhanced durability and longevity
- Reflective Sheeting Options:
- Engineer Grade: Nikkalite Reflective Sheeting for reliable visibility
- High Intensity Prismatic: 3M Sheeting for superior brightness
- Diamond Grade: 3M Sheeting for the highest level of reflectivity and visibility in all conditions
- Installation: Standard 2-hole design for easy and secure mounting on posts
- Compatibility: Fits 3" to 4" diameter posts, ensuring straightforward and versatile installation
Application & Performance:
Ideal for installation at highway-rail grade crossings where quiet zones have been established, this "No Train Horn (Plaque)" Sign is designed to be mounted directly below the Grade Crossing Advance Warning (W10 series) sign. It is built to endure harsh weather conditions and UV exposure, with anti-fade technology ensuring the sign remains clear and effective year after year.
Safety Commitment:
While our "No Train Horn (Plaque)" Sign is a crucial component of your road safety strategy, it is most effective when used in conjunction with other protective measures to fully eliminate or reduce hazards.