Truck Route Signs
MUTCD Truck Route signs direct trucks along designated routes and mark where National Network trucks are permitted or prohibited. Rice Signs offers the Truck Route sign (R14-1) and the National Network Trucks Permitted (R14-4) and Prohibited (R14-5) route-designation signs — on rust-proof .080" aluminum with reflective options.
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Truck Route (R14-1)
National Network Trucks Permitted (R14-4)
National Network Trucks Prohibited (R14-5)
Truck Route Signs FAQ
What is a truck route sign?
A Truck Route sign (R14-1) marks the road or route that trucks are directed to follow through an area, keeping heavy vehicles on designated streets and off restricted ones.
What is the National Network for trucks?
The National Network is the federally designated system of highways on which large trucks are allowed to operate. National Network signs indicate where these trucks are permitted or prohibited.
What is the difference between R14-4 and R14-5?
R14-4 (National Network Trucks Permitted) marks routes where National Network trucks may travel, while R14-5 (National Network Trucks Prohibited) marks routes where they may not.
What is the difference between a Truck Route sign and a No Trucks sign?
A Truck Route sign directs trucks along a designated route, while a No Trucks sign prohibits trucks from a road. See our No Trucks Signs page for prohibition signs.
Are truck route signs MUTCD compliant?
Yes. The R14 series meets MUTCD specifications for shape, color, and legend for use on public roads.
What sizes and materials are available?
Truck Route signs come in multiple sizes on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting.
