Sidewalk Closed Sign Cross Here

Description

Mid-block closures leave pedestrians with one safe option: crossing where you tell them to. This Sidewalk Closed Cross Here sign marks that spot. Posted at the crossing point when the sidewalk is blocked and no alternative path exists on the same side, it converts a confusing dead end into a clear, orderly redirection — the kind of pedestrian control DOT and site-safety inspectors expect to find at an NYC work zone, in the MUTCD work-zone format they recognize.

We build it for street duty. Printed in-house at our NYC facility in 12″ × 24″ and 24″ × 48″ sizes on 0.40 or 0.63 aluminum, it takes wind, weather, and the occasional knock without folding. Engineer-Grade and High-Intensity reflective faces keep the crossing point visible at night, and the optional Seton UltraTuff overlaminate shields the print from scuffs, stickers, and power washing.

Select your size, gauge, reflectivity, and lamination and the sign ships mount-ready for a post, barricade, or fence line. Standard delivery across the five boroughs and Long Island is 2–3 business days; 24-hour rush is available on most signs.

If you close sidewalks more than once a year, ask about contractor accounts and volume pricing. This sign works best as the downstream partner to our Sidewalk Closed Sign Ahead Cross Here — advance warning first, crossing point second — with our Pedestrian Crosswalk sign facing drivers at the same location.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Sizes: 12″ × 24″, 24″ × 48″
• Materials: aluminum 0.40, aluminum 0.63
• Reflective options: Engineer-Grade or High-Intensity
• Lamination: none or Seton UltraTuff overlaminate
• MUTCD work-zone format
• Printed at our NYC facility · 2–3 day NYC delivery · 24-hr rush

FAQ

Where exactly should the Cross Here sign go? At the designated crossing point itself, facing the pedestrians who need to cross — typically at a corner or a protected mid-block crossing ahead of the closed section.

Do I need anything facing vehicle traffic at the crossing? It’s good practice. Our Sidewalk Closed Sign Pedestrian Crosswalk faces drivers and warns them to slow down where foot traffic is being redirected across the street.