Drivers rely on traffic signs in Vermont to communicate a lot of important information, including the speed limit, the proximity of services and landmarks and their general location, but there are some instances when this permanent signage isn’t enough. When there’s an accident, special event, roadwork or detour, specialized communication is necessary. This is where
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History of Speed Limit & Highway Signs in Vermont
Do you have a lead foot? Nearly every driver is guilty of speeding (some more than others). It’s been an issue in America since the invention of the automobile. However, there were not always highway signs in Vermont to dictate what speed was acceptable and legal. Can you believe the honor system was used at
READ MORESix Temporary Traffic Control Devices
Whether you’re shutting down a public roadway for an extended period of time or are hoping to simply repave your company’s driveway or parking lot, you’re going to need to invest in a slew of temporary traffic control devices to ensure the safety of your crew and keep your operation running smoothly and effectively. Construction
READ MOREA Brief History of the Yield Sign
Today, yield signs are so common among traffic signs in Vermont that we take them for granted. But there was a time when these couldn’t be found on the roadways. In fact, it wasn’t until the 1950s that the yield sign first appeared. A Dangerous Inspiration The yield sign was designed by Officer Clinton Riggs
READ MORESigns Help Alert Wrong-Way Drivers
If you’ve spent any amount of time out on a highway or open roads, you’ve seen “wrong way” signs on the opposite side of the median, meant to alert drivers who are heading in the wrong direction. One would think it would be fairly obvious quickly to a driver if they’re traveling the wrong way,
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