MUTCD R7-8 Reserved Parking (Handicap) with Double Arrow
MUTCD R7-8 Reserved Parking (Handicap) with Double Arrow
Our Traffic Safety Sign is a crucial element in ensuring accessibility for individuals with disabilities. It strictly adheres to MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) guidelines under MUTCD code R7-8, ensuring compliance with industry standards for proper handicap parking signage. This sign is supplied with a double-headed (left and right) arrow beneath the legend, as shown, indicating that the reserved parking extends to both sides of the sign; the base R7-8 design without an arrow is not offered on this listing.
Product Specifications:
- Type: MUTCD R7-8 Reserved Parking (Handicap) with Double Arrow
- Product Code: R78
- MUTCD Code: R7-8
- Material Gauge: 0.080
- Sheeting Options:
- Engineer Grade Prismatic (Reflective Sheeting)
- High Intensity Prismatic (3M Sheeting)
- Diamond Grade (3M Sheeting)
- Alloy: 3105
- Installation: Standard 2 Hole
Key Features:
- MUTCD Compliance: This sign strictly adheres to MUTCD code R7-8, ensuring it complies with industry standards for proper handicap parking signage.
- Durable Material: Crafted with 0.080 gauge material and an alloy of 3105, providing exceptional longevity and resistance to environmental elements.
- Clear Reserved Handicap Parking Instructions: This sign effectively communicates the designation of reserved handicap parking spaces, ensuring accessibility and compliance in various locations.
- Sheeting Options: Choose from various sheeting options, including reflective choices for improved visibility, especially in low-light conditions.
- Easy Installation: Designed with a standard 2-hole installation pattern for straightforward setup.
Applications:
This MUTCD R7-8 Reserved Handicap Parking Sign is essential for effectively marking reserved handicap parking spaces in various locations, including streets, parking lots, and more.
Enhance accessibility with this high-quality reserved handicap parking sign. Order today to ensure that individuals with disabilities have the accessibility they need in parking areas.