Detour Sign
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Detour Sign
A detour sign tells drivers that they need to take a different route. It's like a little adventure on the road!
Appearance
The Detour Sign is typically a rectangular panel, often bright orange with bold black text and a clear arrow. Its vivid color and simple message are designed to quickly catch a driver's eye, standing out from other road signs.
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Category
SignsRarity
Common
Danger
1/5 · Very low
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Interesting facts
Detours can actually help protect wildlife or plants by directing traffic away from sensitive areas!
Orange detour signs use one of the brightest safety colors to grab your attention quickly!
Some detours can be planned months in advance by traffic engineers using special maps!
The first road detours were likely animal paths or ancient trails used to avoid dangers!
Measurements & details
- Internationally Recognized
- No
- Primary Color
- Orange
- Shape Name
- Rectangle
- Sign Type
- Informational
Traits
Safety
Safety objects or measures are designed to protect individuals from harm, reduce risks, and prevent accidents or injuries.
Urban Fixture
An urban fixture is a permanent or semi-permanent object installed in a public urban space for functional or aesthetic purposes.
Road Sign
A road sign is a graphic or textual display placed alongside roads to provide information or instructions to road users.
Regulatory
Regulatory objects or signs convey rules, laws, or restrictions that must be obeyed, typically to maintain order, safety, or compliance.
Also known as
Detour ArrowDetour Route Sign
Collections
Safety
Danger
1/5 · Very low
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Detour Sign internationally recognized?
No
What is Detour Sign's primary color?
Orange
What shape is Detour Sign?
Rectangle
What type of sign is Detour Sign?
Informational
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