Traffic & Safety Blog

Can I Have Your Attention, Please?

We’ve all heard about the dangers of drunk driving and even drowsy driving, but there’s another type of hazardous driving that is becoming more pervasive each day – distracted driving.

Slow Them Down with Radar Feedback Signs

With increased traffic accidents and more distracted drivers on the road, many city police departments are struggling to find ways to maintain peaceful traffic flows and reduce driver speeds, especially in areas where there are children and other types of pedestrians.

Specialty Decals for Schools, Churches, and End Users

Concrete Graphics for Schools, Churches, and End Users

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are more than 324 million people in the United States. According to the Pew Research Center, nearly 70 percent of people in the U.S. own a smart phone. And just looking around, surely you can see that smart phones dominate most users’ lives today.

Managing the Masses with Crowd Control Products

The holiday season brings more vehicle traffic, busier retail establishments, and additional foot traffic – oftentimes from people who are unfamiliar with the area. As a business owner, you welcome the additional business.

Back to School Safety: Controlling Arrival and Dismissal Traffic

With the upcoming school year starting, now is the time to assess drop-off/pick-up routes for possible improvements. Remember that safety risks can be present, even in well-designed school zones. Parent drivers sometimes disregard basic etiquette as they maneuver for position during arrival or dismissal times.

Tips on Reducing Child Heatstroke Deaths in Vehicles

by Jim Rollins, Graphic Designer for SA-SO Signs & Safety

Summer has arrived and it is important to remember the dangers of hot cars. There have been 11 hot car related deaths already this year. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), hot vehicles are the number one non-crash killer of children under 14 years of age, with children under one year being the most common victims.

Show your Patriotic Pride on Independence Day: Flying the Stars & Stripes

July 4th, the day we celebrate our nation’s independence, is fast approaching. Independence Day was first declared a federal holiday in 1941, although the tradition of celebration actually goes back to 1777, when Congress observed the first anniversary of America’s independence with a fireworks show over Philadelphia.

Summertime Fun in the Sun: Prioritizing Safety on the Road

Summer has arrived, bringing with it warmer weather and long-awaited vacation plans.

Texas Open-Carry Signage: What You Need to Know

On January 1, 2016, Texas state law went into effect to allow the open carry of handguns by licensed individuals in the same places where concealed carry is allowed (with some exceptions).