FASTrackTM Quick-Erect Portable Signs  For Use on Streets and Roadways Approved for use on rights-of-way and at emergency scenes, FASTrack Signs are ideal for notifying motorists of Information Radio signals. FASTrack Signs are often used with VoiceStar and RadioSTAT Portable Advisory Radio Stations to manage incidents or short-term road construction. (See links below.) The sign panel and stand may be stored connected in the carrying case when not in use, for quick setup.      AEL/SEL 03OE-03-SIGN   Sign Color Guidelines Sign background and text colors per the Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Devices: Pink background, black text = emergency information. Example:  emergency management agency or medical facility for disaster, incident or emergency applications. Orange background, black text = directional/wayfinding information. Example:  departments of transportation for traffic applications. Yellow background, black text = informational. Example:  public health department at a vaccine Point of Distribution (POD).   Lightweight Easy Message Changeability Attention Grabbing Technical Specifications   Massachusetts Public Health Region 2 Sign  Sign Panel: 48" by 48" pink, orange or yellow fluorescent ultra-reflective, flexible vinyl. Reflective surface returns more than 60% of light to source. Text: custom black lettering with optional changeable overlays. Viewing range: 2,000+ feet, day or night. Stand Aircraft aluminum and coated steel, rust resistant. Wind springs accommodate up to 60 MPH wind gusts. Quick-release telescoping legs with rubber caps for uneven terrain and curbs. Compact size; weight: 20 pounds.   Accessory Carrying bag that contains sign and stand assembled. Sign may be stored attached to stand or detached. Ratings All signs are NCHRP-350 approved for use on rights-of-way. Signs with a Fluorescent pink background are FHWA/NFPA approved for use at emergency scenes.   Related Links Tennessee Health Department Case Study. FASTrack Sign Brochure - PDF. Our Other Sign Products. Portable Radio Stations for Use with FASTrack Signs:           - RadioSTAT Portable Emergency Advisory Radio Station.             - T1000 VoiceStar Portable Highway Advisory Radio Station..

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Information Radio Stations is a generic term synonymous with Travelers Information Stations (TIS), Highway Advisory Radio Stations (HAR) / Highway Information Systems & Low Power Radio Stations (LPR). Operation of the stations is governed by FCC Part 90.242 Rules. A FCC license is required. Information Radio Stations may be fixed or portable. Subcomponents may include transmitter, antenna and ground system, digital voice player, wateter, cabinet with conventional or Corbin locks, lightning arrestors for RF, power and telephone lines, coaxial cable. Most stations employ black maximized antennas to discourage ice accumulation and security measures to prevent unauthorized program access. Options include synchronization, battery backup, solar power, remote programming by local, network or telco, multi-station audio distribution via RF or LAN / WAN or wireless network.