Safety systems and equipment
Traffic safety signage
Guidance and warning signs and boards that organise traffic, mark out routes and flag hazards, strengthening safety on roads, sites and work zones.
Road boards organise traffic around and through a site, warn of hazards, guide drivers to routes and exits, and make temporary work zones safe while the work is under way. A board on its own does not close a lane, so we supply the equipment that works beside it as well — cones and drums, barriers and delineators, and the lamps and beacons that keep an obstacle visible after dark. We supply and install them to suit the site, the scope of work and the standard approved by the authority having jurisdiction.
Road boards
What we supply for the road
The classes of board we supply, drawn to the traffic regulations in force in the Kingdom. The exact set for a site follows the nature of the road, the traffic on it and the standard approved by the authority having jurisdiction — these show the range, not a fixed list.
Road information and guidance
The boards that guide rather than instruct — destinations, distances, lanes, services and facilities.
Central business district
Camping
Dead end
Directional Sign (Type I)
Directional Sign (Type II)
Downtown
East sign (Type I)
East sign (Type II)
Filling station
First aid
Hotel
Breakdown service
North sign (Type I)
North sign (Type II)
Park
Pedestrian crossing
Refreshments
Restaurant
South sign (Type I)
South sign (Type II)
Telephone
Turn on lights
West sign (Type I)
West sign (Type II)
End of motorway
Hospital
Guide sign
Makkah direction
Motorway
Position marker
Road regulatory
The boards that carry the force of the traffic regulations — stop and give way, speed and weight limits, prohibitions, and the mandatory directions.
No Turn Right
Priority to Vehicles Coming from the Opposite Side
Customs
End of no overtaking by trucks
End minimum speed limit (35)
End of No Overtaking
End of Speed Limit (45)
End of all restrictions
Equestrian path
Give way to oncoming traffic
Go straight or turn left
Go straight or turn right
Go straight
Keep left
Keep right
Mandatory right or left turn
Mandatory road for pedestrians
Mandatory traffic direction in the roundabout
Maximum Height
Maximum Speed (120)
Maximum Speed (125)
Maximum Speed (45)
Maximum Weight
Maximum Width
Maximum axle weight
Minimum speed limit (35)
No Left turn
No Right turn
No U Turn
No Vehicles or carts
No agricultural vehicles
No bicycles allowed
No buses allowed
No entry for vehicles except motorcycles
No entry
No freight vehicles
No handcarts
No honking
No motor vehicles allowed
No motorcycles
No parking
No pedestrians
No trailers allowed
No vehicles pulled by animals
Pass Left Or Right
Stop (Type I)
Stop (Type II)
Trucks keep right
Turn left
Turn right
Yield
Cyclists only
Left Turn
Maximum vehicle length
No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
No overtaking
No stopping
Right Turn
Stop (Arabic)
Stop
Truck limit (45)
U-turn left straight ahead
U-turn
Road warning
Triangles for what lies ahead — bends, junctions, gradients, crossings and animals on the carriageway.
Animal Crossing
Bend to left
Bend to right
Bicycle crossing
Camels crossing
Crossroads
Crosswind
Danger
Dip
Drop shoulder road
Electric current
End of dual carriageway
Fallen rocks
Fire Station
Height restriction ahead
Intersection left
Intersection right
Low flying aircraft
Narrow Bridge
One-Lane Bridge
Open water
Pedestrian crossing ahead
Reverse curve left
Reverse curve right
Road narrows on both sides
Road narrows on the left
Road narrows on the right
Roundabout
Sand dunes
Scattered Pebbles
School zone
Sharp curves first to the left
Sharp curves first to the right
Sharp turn left
Sharp turn right
Slippery Road
Speed bump series
Speed bump
Start of dual carriageway
Steep ascent
Steep descent
Stop sign ahead
Traffic merges from right
Traffic merges to the right
Traffic signals ahead (Type I)
Traffic signals ahead (Type II)
Tunnel
Two-way road
Uneven road
Water crossing
Yield sign ahead
Obstacles ahead (Red)
Obstacles ahead (Yellow)
Work zones
Temporary boards for road works and diversions — the set that goes up while a site is live and comes down with it.
Bend to right
Crossroads
Detour ahead
Detour arrow
End road work
Flagman Ahead
Hazard markers
Path closed
Road narrows on the right
Sharp turn right
Start of dual carriageway
Steep descent
Stop sign ahead
Suggested speed
Traffic signals ahead
Two-way road
Workers in road ahead
Obstacles, barriers and warning lamps
What goes up on site beside the boards: the equipment that closes a lane, marks what is inside it and keeps it visible after dark. LED arrow boards, solar flashing beacons and speed humps are supplied with them.
Traffic cones
Channelising drums
Barricade boards
Expandable barriers
Plastic barriers
Concrete barriers
Pedestrian control barriers
Protective bollards
Delineator posts
Reflective road studs
Post-and-chain barriers
Plastic barrier chains
Barrier netting
Barrier tape
Warning lamps and beacons
Convex traffic mirrors
Road boards and work-zone equipment
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