Yes, they alert drivers to known migration corridors or high-activity areas, prompting them to slow down and scan the roadside, which can significantly reduce collision frequency. These caution traffic signs are most effective when placed in areas with high documented animal-vehicle strikes.
Standard signs include Deer, Bear, Moose, and Cow. However, duck crossing signs and symbols for turtles, horses, or local wildlife are also popular. For high-risk areas, moose and elk crossing signs are used to warn of larger animals that pose a higher risk to vehicles.
It should be placed in advance of the area where deer frequently cross the road, giving the driver enough reaction time to slow down. For standard highway applications, these yellow diamond warning signs should be positioned 200 to 500 feet before the crossing zone.
This sign warns motorists that equestrian traffic is common on the roadway and to pass slowly and carefully to avoid spooking the horses. These are often used near stables or rural trails and may include supplemental text plaques like "Share the Road."
Yes, standard W11 series signs (like the Deer symbol W11-3) are MUTCD compliant for use on public roadways. They are manufactured on rust-proof aluminum and meet specific reflectivity standards to ensure they are visible at night when many animals are most active.
Drivers can’t avoid what they don’t see. Our bold, highly visible Animal Crossing Signs warn motorists to slow down in areas where wildlife, farm animals, or horseback riders may be present.
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