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School zone signs and pavement markings provide important information to drivers to improve safety within the school zone. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) provides national guidelines for signs and markings, and many states and local jurisdictions provide additional guidance.
- Around The School
The school zone should be marked with special signing to...
- Around The School
School Zone - the S1-1 sign can be used to identify the location of the beginning of a designated school zone (see Section 7B.09).
The school zone should be marked with special signing to alert drivers of the high concentration of children. School crossing signs, speed signs, school zone pavement markings and other traffic calming devices remind drivers to treat the area with special care and attention.
School Zones. The Department’s Manual on Speed Zoning for Highways, Roads and Streets in Florida (a.k.a. Speed Zoning Manual), Chapter 15, provides school zone signing and pavement marking requirements.
The traffic tools used to manage traffic near and at schools include signs, pavement markings, beacons, and traffic signals. SIGNS. School Sign. The basic sign for schools is the School (S1-1) sign. The 2009 MUTCD assigns various purposes to this sign. Figure 1 shows an example of the sign installation. It has four applications: Figure 1.
A school zone refers to a road traffic network around a school that has a likely presence of (younger) pedestrians. In general school zones have a reduced speed limit during certain hours.
Standard Signage and Pavement Markings for School Zones. The following signs and pavement markings are recommended for use in school zones. School warning signs and any supplemental plaques used in association with these warning signs shall have a fluorescent yellow-green background with a black legend and border unless otherwise noted.
