Signage is the collective term for signs.
A sign in the local government sense is usually a two dimensional object with writing or a symbol advising the public of or about a place or object(s).
The most common types of signs are traffic signs, but signs are also used to identify assets & facilities and within buildings.
Types of Signs
- Advertising Sign
- Facility Identification Sign
- Guide Sign
- Illuminated Sign
- Internal Sign
- Interpretive Sign
- Regulatory Sign
- Street Sign
- Temporary Road Sign
- Traffic Sign
- Warning Sign
Sign Condition
Often, particularly in the case of road signs a sign's retroreflectivity can be a major determinant of overall condition and remaining useful life.
Related Pages
Contributors
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External Links & References
- Wikipedia
- Google Search
- Selecting a Traffic Sign Retroreflectivity Assessment Method
- Traffic Sign Life Expectancy - Minnesota Department of Transportation
Collaborators
The following people have indicated (via the Local Government Collaboration Topics Survey) that they have an interest and/or expertise in the topic of 'Signage' and are willing to collaborate with their peers at other councils to identify challenges and resources relating to the topic and to look for ways to work together to overcome any challenges that are identified.
- Bill Scott (Central Goldfields Shire)
- David Gyford (West Wimmera Shire)
- Indivar Dhakal (Loddon Shire)
- Johnathon Roach (Open Spatial) EL
- Kamal Ranaweera (City of Logan)
- Sanket Kargathra (City of Maribyrnong)