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Flagger Ahead Roll-Up Traffic Sign – Reflective 48" x 48" with Sewn Pockets

SKU: FLGAHD

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Improve work zone visibility and help alert approaching motorists with the Flagger Ahead Roll-Up Sign with Sewn Pockets – Reflective 48" x 48". Designed for temporary traffic control, road construction, utility work, maintenance operations, and emergency response areas, this portable safety sign provides a highly visible warning that a flagger is ahead and drivers should proceed with caution.

The 48-inch x 48-inch roll-up design provides excellent visibility while allowing the sign to be quickly deployed, removed, rolled, and transported between work locations. Its reflective surface enhances sign visibility during low-light and nighttime conditions when illuminated by vehicle headlights.

 Reinforced sewn pockets are designed to accommodate compatible roll-up sign cross braces, helping keep the sign properly displayed and supported during use. The flexible roll-up construction makes this sign a practical choice for mobile road crews and contractors who frequently establish and relocate temporary traffic-control zones.

 Features

  • Sign Message: Flagger Ahead

  • Size: 48" x 48"

  • Reflective construction for enhanced visibility

  • Sewn pockets for use with compatible sign supports and cross braces

  • Roll-up design for convenient storage and transportation

  • Quick deployment for temporary traffic-control applications

  • Highly visible warning for approaching motorists

  • Ideal for mobile crews and changing work zones

  • Suitable for road construction, utility, maintenance, paving, and emergency operations

Applications

The 48" x 48" reflective Flagger Ahead roll-up sign is ideal for road construction projects, highway maintenance, utility work, paving operations, municipal road crews, traffic-control contractors, industrial sites, emergency response operations, and temporary work zones.