Pedestrians Must Use This Route Signage

Pedestrians Must Use This Route Signage is used for the purpose of displaying around building locations to serve as clear visual instructions and reminders to pedestrians that they must use specific routes to avoid hazardous and dangerous areas.

Pedestrians Must Use This Route Signage convey their messages using white text with bold white, eye-catching pictogram symbols displayed on vibrant, mandatory blue backgrounds to provide instant, clear and highly visible visual instructions and reminders that pedestrians must use specific routes.

To instruct and ensure all pedestrians walk around a specific route as detailed in the signs messages for their own safety and pedestrian route signs can be laid onto floors in warehouses and factories to keep pedestrians on specific routes.

In sites where pedestrians are mixed with vehicle movements such as loading bays or logistics yards pedestrian traffic signage will need to be mounted such as warning pedestrians to look both ways at crossing by displaying pedestrian crossing signs.

For sites which emits loud manufacturing sounds pedestrians can be warned of vehicle movements by instructing drivers to sound their horns with the mandatory sound horn signs to ensure the pedestrians are aware of their presence.

Workplace pedestrian route signs are ideal for mounting around your sites to either warn, instruct or prohibit pedestrians from actions to ensure their safety whilst on your sites.

workplace site traffic signs must be displayed where pedestrians and vehicles are are likely to meet whilst on sites to help reduce any potential accidents and industrial site safety signs must be displayed to ensure others are kept safe whilst working and visiting your sites.

Our full range of mandatory message site safety signs are ideal for ensuring people carry out specific actions to help prevent injury or harm to themselves or others and the complete range of health & safety compliant industrial site safety signs are ideal for safeguarding everyone whilst on your sites.