Lane Closed With Arrow Sign

Description

Taking a lane on a New York City street means telling drivers early, clearly, and in a format they already recognize. This Lane Closed sign pairs the message with a bold directional arrow, steering traffic out of the closed lane before it reaches your cones and crew. It’s produced in the MUTCD work-zone format used on NYC streets — high-visibility orange, heavy black legend — so it reads correctly to drivers and to the DOT-facing inspection reviewing your setup.

The sign is printed at our NYC facility on rigid aluminum in your choice of .040″ standard or .063″ heavy-duty gauge, at the 36″ × 48″ work-zone size; custom sizes are available for tighter placements. UV- and weather-resistant inks keep the legend sharp through months of sun, rain, and street grime, and the aluminum face stands up to being strapped, bolted, and moved between setups.

Order the size and gauge you need and the sign arrives ready to mount on barricades, posts, or fence panels. Standard delivery across the five boroughs and Long Island is 2–3 business days, with 24-hour rush available on most orders — useful when a lane take gets approved late in the week. Contractor accounts and volume pricing keep re-orders fast for firms running multiple work zones.

For the full approach sequence, set a Work Area Ahead sign upstream of the taper and a Road Closure sign at any full closure point beyond it.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Size: 36″ × 48″; custom sizes available
• Material: rigid aluminum, .040″ or .063″ gauge
• MUTCD work-zone format: black legend and arrow on high-visibility orange
• Mounts to barricades, posts, and fence panels
• Printed at our NYC facility · 2–3 day NYC delivery · 24-hr rush

FAQ

Where should this sign be placed at a lane closure?

On the approach, ahead of the taper, so drivers have room to merge before the cones begin. Your approved maintenance-and-protection-of-traffic plan will show the exact placement.

Can the arrow point the other way?

Yes — tell us your lane configuration when you order and we print the arrow to match.