Portable in-street crosswalk sign panels are placed directly in the roadway to alert approaching drivers to an active pedestrian crossing. This double-sided panel features a fluorescent yellow-green background with a reflective sign face for high visibility in both daytime and low-light conditions, and sits on a weighted rubber base that keeps it stable without permanent installation.
- Overall height: 40"
- Panel width: 10"
- Base: 20 lb. heavy-duty rubber
- Visibility: Double-sided with fluorescent day-glow background and reflective sign face
- Portability: Built-in handle for quick repositioning or temporary deployment
- Applications: School crosswalks, parking lot crossings, campus roadways, shopping centers, hospital campuses, and event venues
- Sign text: ["STATE LAW STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS WITHIN CROSSWALK"]
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should an in-street crosswalk sign be placed?
In-street pedestrian crossing signs are designed to be placed in the roadway at the crosswalk location, typically on the center line, a lane line, or a median island. They should not be mounted on the side of the road or placed in advance of the crosswalk as a warning. Per MUTCD Section 2B.12, these signs are intended for unsignalized crosswalk locations only.
Can I use this sign in a parking lot or on private property?
Yes. Portable crosswalk panels are widely used in parking lots, school campuses, corporate campuses, and other private roadways where pedestrian crossings need to be clearly marked for drivers. On private property, permanent installation to MUTCD specifications is not required, though following placement guidelines helps maximize driver recognition.
What is the difference between a crosswalk sign panel and a post-mounted pedestrian crossing sign?
A crosswalk sign panel sits directly in the roadway at the crosswalk, putting the sign at driver eye level in the travel lane. A post-mounted pedestrian crossing sign (such as a W11-2 warning sign) is installed on the roadside in advance of the crosswalk. The two serve different functions and are often used together — the roadside sign warns drivers a crosswalk is ahead, while the in-street panel marks the actual crossing point.
Is the rubber base heavy enough to stay in place?
The 20 lb. rubber base is designed to hold the panel upright under normal wind and traffic conditions. For higher-speed roadways or locations with heavy truck traffic, heavier base options (28 lb. or more) are sometimes specified. This panel is best suited for lower-speed environments like school zones, parking lots, and campus roads.
Is this sign portable or permanent?
It is fully portable. The panel lifts out of the rubber base by the built-in handle, making it easy to deploy in the morning and retrieve at the end of the day. This is common at school crosswalks where the sign is only needed during arrival and dismissal hours.
