would you reject this sign?
would you reject this sign?
(OP)
We had a subcontractor install two of these non-standard hill signs on one of our projects. I don't think they'll be misunderstood, but they don't match the design in the current US Standard Highway Signs book.
So, I'm curious whether anyone would allow the signs, or would everyone reject them.
Thanks,
Jim
So, I'm curious whether anyone would allow the signs, or would everyone reject them.
Thanks,
Jim





RE: would you reject this sign?
RE: would you reject this sign?
(For future checks, are you able to get pdfs of the design just prior to them manufacturing the signs? Currently I'm working on a project requiring approximately 200 'designed' signs, ie direction signs of various sorts and at least double that number in standard warning and regulatory signs. Between the Contractor and ourselves we've learned to check, check and check again.)
(Un)fortunately it's only other engineers and signing enthusiasts amongst the members of the public who'll notice a mistake like that (and they do exist; http:
RE: would you reject this sign?
On a side note, I read an article recently by Mark Steyn in National Review about the yellow-green ped markers that are popping up everywhere. He lamented that it's further proof of our national decline if pedestrians don't know where they're supposed to walk.
RE: would you reject this sign?
I would reject it because it does not meet current standards.
RE: would you reject this sign?
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I asked the sub's forman about it. After some heeing and hawing, he contacted his boss, and then claimed that was the layout in the software for their sheeting cutter.
I also found that layout in the Cartegraph SignView sign inventory software.
RE: would you reject this sign?
RE: would you reject this sign?