Do Not Block Mailbox Signs

For maximum visibility, mount the sign directly on the post below the box or on a separate sign post near the street curb. Using sturdy sign attachment hardware prevents theft and weather damage. Many homeowners also use a combined mailbox and driveway sign placed at the entrance to protect both access points simultaneously.

Standard residential signs are typically 10" x 7" or 12" x 6", which balances readability with neighborhood aesthetics. However, for busy roads where drivers pass quickly, larger sizes are safer. You can choose various dimensions in our mailbox signage collection, or select a no parking around mailbox sign that fits neatly on standard posts without obstructing the view.

We offer both, but heavy-duty aluminum is recommended for long-term outdoor use as it resists rust and fading. For temporary needs, plastic is a cost-effective alternative. Our aluminum signs video explains why metal is superior for permanent installations. Options like this bilingual notice sign use engineer-grade reflectivity to ensure visibility at night.

While a sign cannot physically move a car, it establishes a legal warning that empowers you or authorities to remove the vehicle. Consistent use of a vehicles towed away sign significantly deters repeat offenders. By clearly marking the area, you support postal carriers in maintaining their schedule and avoid "No Access" notifications.