Pedestrians Right
Directs pedestrians to proceed to the right with a clear visual arrow sign
• Indicates the correct direction for pedestrian movement
• Ideal for roadsides, walkways, events, and temporary traffic control areas
• High-contrast white text and arrow on red background for strong visibility
• Manufactured using durable reflective Zintec metal materials
• Helps improve pedestrian flow and reduce confusion in busy areas
Product Overview
This Pedestrians Right Arrow Sign provides a clear and immediate visual instruction for pedestrians to move to the right. Featuring bold white text and a directional arrow on a red background, it is designed to guide foot traffic safely and efficiently in controlled or high-traffic environments. Ideal for temporary or permanent installations, this sign enhances safety and directional clarity.
Where to Use
- Roadworks and temporary traffic management areas
- Pedestrian walkways and diversions
- Construction and industrial sites
- Public events and crowd control zones
- Car parks and access routes
Key Features
- Clear “Pedestrians” text with right-pointing arrow
- High-visibility red background with white graphics
- Designed for effective pedestrian direction control
- Reflective surface for enhanced visibility in low light
- Durable construction suitable for outdoor environments
Materials & Options
- Reflective Zintec Metal
- Reflective Zintec Metal (With Frame)
Compliance
This sign supports compliance with UK health and safety regulations, including:
- Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
- Safety Signs and Signals Regulations 1996
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should this sign be installed?
This sign should be installed in areas where pedestrians need clear direction to move safely to the right, such as diversions, walkways, and controlled access routes.
Is this sign suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, it is made from durable reflective Zintec metal, making it suitable for outdoor conditions and long-term use.
What does this sign indicate?
It instructs pedestrians to proceed to the right, helping to manage foot traffic and improve safety in busy or restricted areas.