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Regulatory signs: These signs provide information about traffic laws and regulations that drivers must follow. Examples include stop signs, yield signs, and speed limit signs. You could provide information on what each sign means and what drivers should do when they see them.

Warning signs: These signs alert drivers to potential hazards or changes in road conditions. Examples include curve ahead signs, railroad crossing signs, and construction signs. You could provide information on what each sign means and what drivers should do to stay safe.

Informational signs: These signs provide information about destinations, distances, and other useful information for drivers. Examples include exit signs, mileage signs, and rest area signs. You could provide information on what each sign means and what drivers should do when they see them.

Construction signs: These signs are temporary signs used during road construction projects to inform drivers of changes in traffic patterns, detours, or other hazards. You could provide information on what each sign means and how drivers can navigate around construction zones safely.

Directional signs: These signs provide directional information, such as the location of a specific destination or the direction of a particular roadway. Examples include route signs, street signs, and freeway signs. You could provide information on what each sign means and how drivers can use them to navigate.

Portable boom gates play an important part in managing traffic, by controlling entry and exit throughout worksites, in car parks and other restricted areas. Automatic boom barrier gates provide a temporary physical barrier between the motorist and an entry point, work zone or active road forcing the motorist to STOP

Our system allows engineers to continually adjust the signals to respond to changing traffic patterns or accidents