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Caution Pedestrians Sound Horn 5 mph Signs
£18.99
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SKU
MM010AE*
Multi-message workplace traffic safety sign warning drivers to slow to 5mph and sound horn when pedestrians are present. Ideal for warehouses, yards and construction sites where vehicles and pedestrians operate together.
Caution Pedestrians Sound Horn 5mph Signs warn drivers to slow vehicles and alert pedestrians in busy workplace traffic areas. The multi-message design combines pedestrian hazard warning, horn instruction and speed restriction to reduce vehicle risks in warehouses, factories and construction sites.
Where & How to Use this sign
Install this traffic safety sign at vehicle routes where pedestrians may be present, including warehouse aisles, loading yards and construction access roads. Position at entry points, blind corners or shared traffic routes so drivers slow to 5mph and sound their horn when approaching pedestrian areas.
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
- ✓ Drivers reduce speed in pedestrian areas
- ✓ Improved awareness of pedestrian hazards
- ✓ Better traffic control within workplaces
- ✓ Reduced collision risk between vehicles and pedestrians
- ✓ Clear instructions for drivers approaching hazards
- ✓ Safer vehicle movement across industrial sites
Specifications
- Conforms to BS EN ISO 7010
- Conforms to BS 5499
- Sign type: Multi-message traffic safety sign
- Materials: Rigid Plastic
- Materials: Vinyl
- Finish: High Gloss
- Supplied as: Single sign
- Size: H 300 × W 500 mm
- Orientation: Landscape
- Background colours: Yellow / Blue / Red
- Text colours: Black / White
- Symbol colours: Black / White / Red
- Pictogram symbols: Hazard warning / Mandatory / Prohibition
- Additional symbol: Mandatory blue circle
- EN ISO 7010 Codes: W001 / M029
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Display area: Indoor and outdoor use
- Sign message: Caution Pedestrians
- Sign message: Sound Horn
- Sign message: 5 mph Speed Limit
Related Pedestrian Safety & Workplace Traffic Signs
Driver Awareness Sign Installation Advice
Common Mistakes
- ❌ Installing signs after the hazard point
- ❌ Placing signs too high for drivers to see
- ❌ Using small signs in vehicle traffic areas
When NOT to use this sign
- ❌ Areas without vehicle traffic
- ❌ Locations requiring speed limit only signage
- ❌ Indoor spaces without pedestrian risks
Site Safety Installation Tips
- ✅ Install before shared pedestrian routes
- ✅ Mount at driver eye level where possible
- ✅ Ensure clear visibility at junctions
Customers frequently asked questions
What does a Caution Pedestrians Sound Horn 5mph sign mean? It warns drivers that pedestrians may be present and instructs them to reduce speed to 5mph and sound their horn to alert people nearby.
Where should pedestrian and vehicle warning signs be installed? They should be placed at shared traffic areas such as warehouse aisles, loading yards, factory entrances and construction site vehicle routes.
Why are sound horn warning signs used in workplaces? They help drivers alert pedestrians when approaching blind corners or busy traffic routes where people and vehicles share the same areas.
Do workplace traffic safety signs follow ISO standards? Many vehicle safety signs follow recognised standards such as BS EN ISO 7010 and BS 5499 to ensure colours and symbols are clearly understood.
Who benefits from installing pedestrian traffic warning signs? Workers, forklift drivers, delivery vehicles and site visitors benefit because the signs improve awareness and reduce the risk of collisions.
Features & Benefits
Features
- ✓ Multi-message pedestrian traffic warning sign
- ✓ Includes speed restriction and horn instruction
- ✓ Clear hazard warning colours for visibility
- ✓ Durable materials suitable for workplaces
- ✓ Designed for vehicle and pedestrian areas
Benefits
- ✓ Reduces risk of vehicle and pedestrian accidents
- ✓ Encourages safer driver behaviour
- ✓ Improves awareness in shared traffic areas
- ✓ Helps control vehicle movement on site
- ✓ Supports workplace traffic safety procedures