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Stop Signs

• .080 5052-H38 Aluminum
• The industry standard for traffic control signs.
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• The stop sign is a standardized sign listed in the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) with a designation of R1-1. Stop signs are to be used when a full stop is required at an intersection for public roads, parking lots, and private roadways.
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• Diamond Grade Prismatic (DG3) Reflective Sheeting - The best choice for superior reflectivity during daytime, nighttime, and inclement weather. It is also the best option for public roadways.
• High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting - The best value based on reflective performance, durability, and price.
• Engineering grade (EGP) - The most economical reflective choice.
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• 18 x 18" - Used for bicycle traffic control on bike paths and shared-use paths
• 24 x 24" - Great for smaller parking lots with minimal traffic volume and private roadways
• 30 x 30" - The minimum size required for official street applications
• 36 x 36" - Minimum size for multi-lane approaches and hazardous intersections
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• First appearing in 1915, the original stop sign featured black text on a white background. The octagonal shape was introduced a few years later in 1922 in order to standardize the shape of the sign.
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• During a 31 year period from 1924-1955, stop signs were yellow with black text. It wasn't until 1955 when the red signs we see today were released to be consistent with red traffic lights.