Traffic Light Symbol (Class 1216) Corflute 600 x 600mm Multi message Sign

Multi-message traffic signal sign featuring a black traffic lights symbol on a reflective yellow background. This advance traffic sign warns oncoming traffic of the presence of a change to traffic conditions and maintenance.

Used for traffic management during temporary roadworks. Multi-message signs convey changes to normal road conditions. Alerting approaching vehicles of traffic conditions and the presence of workers increase safety.

Manufactured to design three common size signs. The main MMS sign sizes are 600 x 600mm, 1200 x 600mm and 1200 x 300mm.

This systems main feature is the common sized signs fit within a multi-message frame. The stand sizing allows for easy interchanging of signs to suit the application at hand.

Based upon guidelines issued by state road authorities, MMS signs requirements will vary. Variations of sign messages exist between Victoria, South Australia, Queensland and Western Australia.

Jaybro supplies MMS signs manufactured from both Corflute and aluminium. The Corflute is of a 5 mm thickness, lightweight and durable. A popular option due its cost and flexible properties. The aluminium option is a 1.6mm thickness and is extremely hard wearing. The ideal choice for long term use, able to withstand harsh conditions time and time again.

Produced with a Class 1 reflective finish, MMS signs are easily seen from passing a vehicle and approaching traffic.

Divided into sub-categories such as Advanced Warning series, Regulatory series, Road Conditions series, Event series and Pedestrian series and so on.

The MMS system is a substitute to traditional stand-alone signs. More noticeable than stand-alone signs because of the striking colour combination. MMS signage makes the task of displaying signs easier, quicker and cheaper. Multi-message signs are commonly used in conjunction with stand-alone signs as required.

This sign should be used at locations where traffic control is managed by portable temporary traffic signals and positioned at the same location as a traffic controller ahead sign.