The “Digitally Printed Traffic Sign Guide” (published 2019, revised July 2020) covers the requirements for digitally printed finished retroreflective traffic control signs on flat sheet aluminum and digitally printed traffic sign faces intended to be applied to a sign substrate. It includes sample language for adopting robust requirements for digitally printed traffic signs and sign faces. Sections 1-7 are included in this version.

This Guide Specification is intended to serve as a basis for agencies seeking to develop their own requirements for digitally printed signs and must be edited to fit the conditions of use. Particular attention should be given to the deletion of inapplicable provisions or inclusion of appropriate requirements.

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