No Trucks Signs
MUTCD No Trucks signs keep trucks and commercial vehicles off roads and routes where they aren't permitted. Rice Signs offers the No Trucks symbol (R5-2) and text (R5-2a) signs, No Thru Trucks (R5-12), No Commercial Vehicles (R5-4), and No Vehicles With Lugs (R5-5) — plus a portable roll-up. All are built on rust-proof .080" aluminum with reflective sheeting options.
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No Trucks – Symbol (R5-2)
No Trucks – Text (R5-2a)
No Thru Trucks (R5-12)
No Commercial Vehicles (R5-4)
No Vehicles With Lugs (R5-5)
No Trucks Roll-Up (RU51)
No Trucks Signs FAQ
What is a No Trucks sign?
A No Trucks sign is a MUTCD regulatory sign that prohibits trucks or commercial vehicles from using a road or route. It uses a red circle and slash over a truck symbol, or the text NO TRUCKS, on a white background.
What is the difference between the No Trucks symbol (R5-2) and text (R5-2a) signs?
R5-2 shows a truck symbol inside a red prohibition circle, while R5-2a spells out NO TRUCKS in text. Both prohibit trucks; the symbol version is quicker to read and the text version leaves no ambiguity.
What is the difference between No Trucks and No Thru Trucks?
No Trucks prohibits trucks entirely, while No Thru Trucks (R5-12) prohibits through-truck traffic but typically still allows trucks making local deliveries or pickups.
What does No Vehicles With Lugs (R5-5) mean?
It prohibits vehicles with lug wheels, cleats, or tracks that can damage the pavement, such as certain construction and farm equipment.
Are No Trucks signs MUTCD compliant?
Yes. The R5-series No Trucks, No Commercial Vehicles, and No Vehicles With Lugs signs meet MUTCD specifications for shape, color, and legend for use on public roads.
What sizes and materials are available?
No Trucks signs come in multiple sizes on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting, plus a roll-up option for temporary use.
