Road Closure Sign

Description

When a street shuts down for construction, the Road Closure sign is the first thing drivers — and DOT inspectors — expect to see at the barricade line. This sign is produced in the MUTCD work-zone format used on New York City streets: high-visibility orange background, bold black legend, sized to be read from a moving vehicle with time to react. Mounted at the closure point or ahead of it, it establishes the work zone clearly and keeps your setup inspection-ready.

We print and fabricate every sign at our NYC facility on rigid aluminum, available in .040″ standard or .063″ heavy-duty gauge for signs that take real abuse on barricades and A-frames. Stock sizes are 36″ × 36″ and 48″ × 48″, with custom dimensions available when your traffic plan calls for something specific. Inks are UV- and weather-rated, so the sign stays legible through summer glare and winter salt spray.

Ordering is straightforward: pick your size and gauge, and the sign ships ready to mount. Delivery across the five boroughs and Long Island runs 2–3 business days, and 24-hour rush production is available on most orders when a closure lands on short notice. Contractor accounts and volume pricing are available for firms managing multiple work zones at once.

Setting up the full approach? Pair this sign with our Road Closed 150 FT sign for advance warning and the Detour With Arrow sign to route traffic around the closure.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Sizes: 36″ × 36″, 48″ × 48″; custom sizes available
• Material: rigid aluminum, .040″ or .063″ gauge
• MUTCD work-zone format: black legend on high-visibility orange
• Rated for year-round outdoor mounting on barricades, posts, and fencing
• Printed at our NYC facility · 2–3 day NYC delivery · 24-hr rush

FAQ

Is this sign appropriate for NYC DOT work zones?

Yes — it follows the MUTCD work-zone format used on NYC streets. If your permit or approved traffic plan specifies a particular size, choose that size or ask us for a custom dimension.

Which aluminum gauge should I choose?

.040″ handles most closures. Step up to .063″ for long-running work zones or signs that will be moved, strapped, and remounted repeatedly.