Custom Speed Limit Sign 12 x 18

• Size: 12 inches wide x 18 inches tall.
  
• Color: Black copy on White field (RA Type I and HIA Type III).
  
• Corners: 1 1/2 inch radius
• Holes: Two 3/8 inch mounting holes top and bottom centered.
• Can be installed on to a post, wall, or a fence.
• Meets MUTCD sign regulations for Speed Limit Signs.
• Our Speed Limit Signs or made from .080 Aluminum - This is HEAVY DUTY .080 Aluminum Sign Material.  It meets all MUTCD requirements.  Don't be fooled by other companies selling inferior and thinner parking signs online.  Handicap parking signs made from thinner Aluminum are more subject to being bent - during installation, through accident, or vandalism.  Make sure your Custom Speed Limit signs are made from .080 Thick Aluminum - Don't settle for less.  If .080 is not being advertised you will most likely receive a product of inferior quality.
  Legend: SPEED LIMIT (with custom speed limit).  Specify MPH in increments of 5 from 5-55.
  

Choose Your Speed Limit Signs In These Durable Finishes

	RA Type I Engineering Grade Prismatic Reflective Sheeting on .080 Aluminum - This sign material will reflect at night when light hits it.  Signs are .080'' thick with a Type I engineering grade prismatic reflective sheeting applied over the surface.  These Signs will never rust and have an average lifespan of 7 years.  Signs meet most State and Federal D.O.T. specifications (Please check with your local code enforcement office for sign requirements - this is your responsibility).
	HIA Type III Prismatic High Intensity Reflective Sheeting on .080 Aluminum - This prismatic lens material will reflect at night when light hits it.  Ten times more reflective than Type I reflective.  Signs are .080'' thick with high intensity sheeting applied over the  surface.  Signs will never rust and have a lifespan of 10 years.  Signs meet most State and Federal D.O.T. specifications (Please check with your local code enforcement office for sign requirements - this is your responsibility).

For more information on the new Federal Government Minimum Reflectivity Standards please visit MinimumReflectivity.org