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Deliveries Arrow Right Navigation Sign
A Deliveries Arrow Right Navigation Sign is a blue information sign used to direct couriers, suppliers and delivery drivers towards the correct right-hand route. It helps you reduce missed turns, wrong entrances and avoidable delays around loading bays, yards and goods-in areas.
Best Places To Position This Sign
You should install this sign before the driver has to make a decision, such as at a site entrance, internal road split, yard approach, goods-in route or loading bay turn. Clear early visibility matters because delivery drivers often arrive unfamiliar with your layout.
Viewing Distance Guide
Choose the size around the approach speed, turning point and background clutter. A larger sign is better where drivers need to react before entering a yard, while the smaller size suits slower internal routes.
| Size option | Practical viewing distance | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| H 300 x W 400 mm | Around 8–12 metres | Slower yards, door approaches and close decision points |
| H 400 x W 600 mm | Around 12–18 metres | Entrances, wider yards and earlier driver guidance |
What Should Improve After Fitting
This sign helps drivers make the right turn earlier, rather than hesitating, reversing or asking for directions in busy vehicle areas. The practical outcome is smoother delivery movement and fewer avoidable interruptions.
Specifications
- Sign message: “Deliveries →”
- Purpose: “direct delivery traffic right”
- User: “couriers, suppliers and delivery drivers”
- Where to use: “delivery entrances, yards, loading areas”
- Sign type: “information”
- Background colour: “blue”
- Text colour: “white”
- Pictogram/symbol: “→” white right arrow
- Symbols colour: “white right arrow”
- Shape: “rectangle”
- Orientation: “landscape”
- Size options: “H 400 x W 600 mm, H 300 x W 400 mm”
- Material options: “Polycarbonate, Plastic, Rigid Plastic”
- Material thickness: “various, depending on material”
- Display area: “indoors/outdoors”
- Finish: “Non-Photoluminescent”
- Reflectivity: “Non-reflective”
- Supplied: “single”
- Fitting methods: “wall mount/post mount/wire fence mount”
- Fixings: “sold separately, depending on material and mounting method”
- EN ISO 7010 code: “N/A — no valid registered code supplied for this deliveries direction message”
Installation Guidance
❌ Do not fit the sign after the turning point, where the driver has already committed to the wrong route.
❌ Do not place it behind parked vehicles, gates, bins or loading equipment.
❌ Do not install it so high or low that it sits outside a driver’s natural sightline.
❌ Do not use it where deliveries must turn left, go straight ahead or stop for instructions.
❌ Do not rely on it as a traffic control sign for hazards, speed control or restricted access.
❌ Do not use it alone where delivery routes cross pedestrian routes or forklift movement.
✅ Position it on the approach side of the right turn, facing incoming delivery traffic.
✅ Keep the face clean, unobstructed and aligned with the driver’s approach angle.
✅ Use the correct mounting method for the material, wall, post or wire fence location.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Deliveries Arrow Right Navigation Sign suitable for outdoor use? Yes. The supplied details state it is for indoor and outdoor display, so it is suitable for site entrances, yards and external delivery routes when fitted correctly.
Should I choose 300 x 400 mm or 400 x 600 mm? Use 300 x 400 mm for close-range, slower areas. Choose 400 x 600 mm where drivers need to see the route earlier or approach from a wider yard or entrance.
Does this sign prove compliance with EN ISO 7010? No EN ISO 7010 code is validly supplied for this deliveries direction message. Treat it as a practical information sign, not a coded safety pictogram.
Where should I put it if drivers keep missing the entrance? Fit it before the missed turn, not at the turn itself. Drivers need time to see the arrow, slow down and position safely.
Can this be used for visitors as well as delivery drivers? It is primarily for delivery traffic, but it can also help suppliers and contractors find the correct goods-in route when your site layout is not obvious.
Features and Benefits
- ✓ Clear “Deliveries” wording with right-facing arrow
- ✓ Blue background with white text for quick recognition
- ✓ Landscape rectangle format for route-facing display
- ✓ Suitable for wall, post or wire fence mounting
- ✓ Helps drivers choose the correct route without delay
- ✓ Reduces unnecessary reversing and wrong turns
- ✓ Supports better control around goods-in traffic
- ✓ Makes your delivery route easier to understand at first glance
Large right-arrow delivery sign choices
For a smaller right-turn message in tighter spaces, use standard deliveries right arrow signs where the route is closer to the driver. Helpful for internal yards and shorter approach points.
If the right turn follows a main delivery access, add large delivery entrance direction signs at the first entry point. This helps drivers connect the entrance with the onward route.
Where you need a broad delivery message without an arrow, choose large deliveries signs for general delivery identification. Useful when the destination needs clear confirmation rather than turn-by-turn direction.
For a consistent site-wide delivery route, browse the delivery route sign range before fixing positions. It helps you match arrow, entrance and parking messages properly.
Estimated Delivery Day
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Based on an estimated 3 working day delivery timeframe from today, excluding weekends and bank holidays. Delivery dates are provided as a guide only and may vary depending on the product ordered, stock availability at the time of purchase, production or printing lead times.
