Outdoor LED solar road sign warning sign

LED solar traffic signs are traffic signs that use solar energy as energy to drive LEDs to emit light, and can be used in a variety of occasions.

Urban roads:

Construction warnings: During road construction or maintenance, portable LED solar traffic signs can be set up to warn drivers to slow down or detour.

Temporary control: Use these signs to guide traffic in places where temporary traffic control is required, such as marathons, parades or other events.

Highways:

Emergency warnings: When an accident or emergency occurs on a highway, deploy LED solar traffic signs to quickly remind passing vehicles to slow down.

Construction section prompts: At night or in poor visibility, place signs before and after the construction area to ensure construction safety and smooth traffic.

Remote areas:

Mountain warnings: In remote mountainous areas or areas without electricity, set up LED solar traffic signs to warn of dangerous sections.

Tourism instructions: Around tourist attractions, indicate the location of tourist parking, rest areas, toilets and other facilities.

Near schools and residential areas:

Slow-moving prompts: On streets near schools or kindergartens, set up solar-powered slow-moving signs to ensure children's safety.

Community information board: used to publish community notices, event information or guide visitors to park correctly.

Parking lot and transfer station:

Parking space indication: In the parking lot, use LED solar signboards to indicate empty parking spaces or special areas.

Transfer information: near bus or subway stations, provide transfer and route information.

Rural roads:

Narrow road warning: on narrow rural roads, remind drivers to pay attention to driving safety and avoid collisions with oncoming vehicles.

Agricultural machinery warning: during the peak period of agricultural operations, remind drivers to pay attention to agricultural machinery that may appear on the road.

Environmental protection area:

Ecological protection reminder: in nature reserves or areas where wild animals frequently appear, set up warning signs to remind drivers to slow down and protect wild animals.

Environmental education: in parks or nature reserves, use signboards to promote environmental protection knowledge and the importance of protecting nature.