No Texting & Cell Phone Signs

No Texting Signs FAQ

What is a no texting sign?

A no texting sign warns drivers not to text or use a hand-held cell phone while driving. They are posted in work zones, school zones, campuses, communities, and along roads to reinforce distracted-driving laws.

What is the difference between the No Texting signs?

No Texting Zone (PR183) marks an area where texting is prohibited; No Texting While Driving (PR192) is a general reminder; and State Law No Texting or Hand-Held Cell Phone Use (PR191) references the applicable state law.

Where are no texting and cell phone signs used?

They are common in work zones, school and campus roads, business parks, private communities, and municipalities that want to discourage distracted driving.

Can I get a custom no texting or cell phone sign?

Yes. In addition to our stock signs, you can create a custom no-texting or cell-phone sign with your own wording using our custom sign builder.

What sizes and materials are available?

No texting signs are made on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum in multiple sizes with reflective sheeting options for day and night visibility.