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Aluminum backed sign with black silk screen arrow on yellow sheeting of either Engineer grade or High Intensity grade reflectivity. Mounting holes are the industry standard of 3/8".

State Hawaii: All signs = High Intensity
C&C Honolulu: All signs = Engineer

Engineer Grade is the most economical, but least reflective and is often placed in neighborhoods and on roads with less travel. Engineer Grade is designed to last for at least 7 years outdoors.

High Intensity Grade is three times more reflective than Engineer Grade and is most often used on city streets as well as roads with frequent night traffic. High Intensity Grade is designed to last for at least 10 years outdoors.

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All prices are FOB Honolulu, Hawaii.
Items Regular price Quantity
Item #: SW2-2-E A24X24
Side road, engineer grade, 24" x 24"
$ 42.99 USD
Item #: SW2-2-E A30X30
Side road, engineer grade, 30"x30"
$ 56.68 USD
Item #: SW2-2-E A36X36
Side road, engineer grade, 36"x36"
$ 89.88 USD
Item #: SW2-2-H A24X24
Side road, hi-intensity grade, 24"X24"
$ 48.68 USD
Item #: SW2-2-H A30X30
Side road, hi-intensity grade, 30"x30"
$ 71.97 USD
Item #: SW2-2-H A36X36
Side road, hi-intensity grade, 36"X36"
$ 125.68 USD


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MUTCD Section 2C.37 Intersection Warning Signs (W2-1 through W2-6)
Option: A Cross Road (W2-1) symbol, Side Road (W2-2 or W2-3) symbol, T-Symbol (W2-4), or Y-Symbol (W2-5) sign (see Figure 2C-8) may be used in advance of an intersection to indicate the presence of an intersection and the possibility of turning or entering traffic. The Circular Intersection (W2-6) symbol sign accompanied by an educational TRAFFIC CIRCLE (W16-12p) plaque (see Figure 2C-8) may be installed in advance of a circular intersection.
The relative importance of the intersecting roadways may be shown by different widths of lines in the symbol.
An advance street name plaque (see Section 2C.49) may be installed above or below an Intersection Warning sign.
Guidance: The Intersection Warning sign should illustrate and depict the general configuration of the intersecting roadway, such as cross road, side road, T-intersection, or Y-intersection.
Intersection Warning signs, other than the Circular Intersection symbol (W2-6) sign and the T-intersection symbol (W2-4) sign, should not be used on approaches controlled by STOP signs, YIELD signs, or signals. The Circular Intersection symbol (W2-6) sign should be installed on the approach to a YIELD sign controlled roundabout intersection.
Where the side roads are not opposite of each other, the symbol for the intersection should indicate a slight offset.

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14OCT08

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21OCT08

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13OCT08
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31OCT08
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12OCT08

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25NOV08

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Find out about training at your facility or jobsite - just ask for Clifford.