Warning Pedestrians Crossing Signs
Alerts drivers and personnel to the presence of pedestrians in the area to reduce the risk of accidents.
• Clearly warns of pedestrian crossing activity to improve safety awareness
• Ideal for construction sites, car parks, warehouses and roadways
• High-contrast yellow and black design ensures excellent visibility
• Available in durable materials suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Helps reduce accidents by encouraging caution in shared spaces
Product Overview
This warning pedestrians crossing sign is designed to clearly indicate areas where pedestrian movement is expected. Featuring a bold yellow background with a standard warning triangle and clear text, it provides immediate visual recognition to drivers and site personnel. This sign helps minimise the risk of accidents by promoting awareness and caution in environments where vehicles and pedestrians interact.
Where to Use
- Construction sites
- Industrial facilities
- Car parks and access roads
- Warehouses and loading bays
- Private roads and estates
Key Features
- Bold warning triangle symbol for instant recognition
- Clear “Warning Pedestrians Crossing” message
- High-visibility yellow and black colour scheme
- Designed to reduce risk of vehicle-pedestrian incidents
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments
Materials & Options
- Rigid Plastic (1mm)
- Rigid Plastic (2mm)
- Self Adhesive Vinyl
- Recyclable Correx® (4mm)
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 regularly cross paths with vehicles, such as entrances, crossings, and busy site routes.
Is this sign suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, depending on the material selected, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
What does this sign indicate?
It warns drivers and personnel that pedestrians may be crossing ahead, encouraging them to slow down and remain alert.