Push Button Signs
MUTCD push button signs instruct pedestrians to push a button to activate the WALK signal before crossing at a signalized crosswalk. Rice Signs offers six push button sign styles with different legends and arrow arrangements to match your button placement and crossing layout, all on rust-proof .080" aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting.
Shop Push Button Signs
Push Button – Style 1 (R10-4)
Push Button – Style 2 (R10-4a)
Push Button – Style 3 (R10-32P)
Push Button – Style 4 (R10-24)
Push Button – Style 5 (R10-25)
Push Button – Style 6 (R10-26)
Push Button Signs FAQ
What is a push button sign?
A push button sign is a regulatory pedestrian sign that instructs pedestrians to push a button to activate the WALK signal before crossing at a signalized crosswalk.
Where are push button signs used?
They are mounted at signalized intersections and pedestrian crossings equipped with a pedestrian push button, directing people to press the button and wait for the walk signal.
What push button sign styles are available?
Rice Signs offers six push button sign styles (Style 1 through Style 6) with different legends and arrow arrangements to match your button placement and crossing layout.
Are push button signs MUTCD compliant?
Yes. They meet MUTCD specifications for shape, color, and legend for use on public roads.
What sizes and materials are available?
Push button signs come in multiple sizes on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting.
