Hand-held and pole mounted STOP / SLOW sign paddles for crosswalk crossing guards, parking lot attendants and flaggers in construction zones.
| 18″ ABS PLASTIC PADDLES (EG) | 18″ ABS PLASTIC PADDLES (HIP) | 18″ ABS PLASTIC PADDLES (IX) | TELESCOPING POLES |
| PART# SSZ-PC-SSP-18ABSEG-ASH | PART# SSZ-PC-SSP-18ABSHIP-ASH | PART# SSZ-PC-SSP-18ABST9-ASH | PART# SSZ-PC-SSP-P-83 |
| Engineer Grade Sheeting (EG) | High Intensity Prismatic Sheeting (HIP) | High Performance Sheeting (IX) | Non-conductive lightweight fiberglass telescoping pole expands from 51″ to 84″ |
| Strong 3mm ABS plastic paddle includes 10″ aluminum handle with rubber grip.
STOP on one side |
Strong 3mm ABS plastic paddle includes 10″ aluminum handle with rubber grip.
STOP on one side |
Strong 3mm ABS plastic paddle includes 10″ aluminum handle with rubber grip.
STOP on one side |
6″ rubber grip comfort handle.
Rounded pole bottom makes paddle turn easy. |
| $45.00 ea + Tax & Shipping | $50.00 ea + Tax & Shipping | $60.00 ea + Tax & Shipping | $25.00 ea + Tax & Shipping |
Crosswalk guards, parking lot attendants and construction flaggers and their stop slow sign paddles play a vital role in ensuring pedestrian safety in areas with high vehicle traffic.
These safety workers are particularly important near schools, where children may be walking to and from school during morning and afternoon peak traffic hours. Crosswalk guards can help direct traffic and provide a safe crossing point for pedestrians. They also help to educate children about road safety and the importance of using crosswalks properly.
Stop slow sign paddles are also important in promoting pedestrian safety. These signs are typically used by crossing guards or traffic control personnel to help direct traffic and alert drivers to the presence of pedestrians. They can be particularly effective in areas where traffic may be moving at high speeds or where there are limited visibility conditions.
Overall, both crosswalk guards and stop slow sign paddles are important tools in promoting pedestrian safety and reducing the risk of accidents. While they may seem like small measures, they can make a significant difference in preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of pedestrians, particularly in areas with high vehicle traffic.