Frail or Disabled Pedestrians Likely to Cross Road Ahead Warning Sign – Diagram 544.2 | Permanent UK Traffic Sign

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Frail or Disabled Pedestrians Likely to Cross Road Ahead Warning Sign – Diagram 544.2. Alerts drivers to vulnerable pedestrians near care homes, hospitals, or crossings. UK-compliant, highly visible, and available in multiple sizes.

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Frail or Disabled Pedestrians Likely to Cross Road Ahead Warning Sign – Diagram 544.2 | Permanent UK Traffic Sign

The Frail or Disabled Pedestrians Likely to Cross Road Ahead Warning Sign – Diagram 544.2 is a vital UK traffic warning sign used to alert drivers of areas where elderly, disabled, or frail pedestrians may be crossing the carriageway. Common near care homes, sheltered housing, hospitals, and community centres, this sign prompts drivers to reduce speed and remain vigilant.

Compliant with TSRGD Diagram 544.2, BS EN 12899-1, and Chapter 4 of the Traffic Signs Manual, this warning sign is built for long-lasting performance and high visibility. Available in RA2 or R3B reflective sheeting, it’s constructed from durable aluminium, composite, or self-adhesive sticker substrates, ensuring optimal visibility and durability.

This sign comes in all standard UK triangle sizes — 450mm, 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm, and 1500mm — with multiple mounting options: channel rail fixings, plate-only, or self-adhesive, making it suitable for both permanent roadside use and temporary safety interventions.

🔧 Technical Review

The sign features a clearly recognisable graphic of two elderly pedestrians, one using a walking stick, framed within a red-bordered triangle. Its intuitive design helps reduce accidents and encourages driver caution in vulnerable areas.

✅ Why Choose Morelock for Your Diagram 544.2 Sign?

✔️ TSRGD and Chapter 8 compliant
✔️ RA2 or R3B reflective finish for all-day visibility
✔️ Offered in six UK-standard triangle sizes
✔️ Durable aluminium, composite, or sticker substrates
✔️ Flexible mounting options for all site types
✔️ Fast and reliable delivery from a UK supplier

📌 Ideal For:

• Roads near retirement communities or care homes
• Routes close to hospitals or medical centres
• Areas with vulnerable or mobility-impaired pedestrians
• Temporary access changes near community centres
• School zones with assisted pedestrian support

🌟 Summary (Why You Should Buy This Product)

• ✅ Official UK warning sign for elderly and frail pedestrians
• ✅ Complies with Diagram 544.2 and road sign legislation
• ✅ Reflective finish suitable for low-light conditions
• ✅ Sizes from 450mm to 1500mm
• ✅ Manufactured and dispatched in the UK

📊 Product Specifications Table

Feature	Details
Product Name	Frail or Disabled Pedestrians Warning Sign
Diagram Number	544.2
Reflective Class (Facing)	RA2, R3B
Mounting Options	Channel, Plate-only, Self-Adhesive
Material (Substrate)	Aluminium, Composite, Stickers
Available Sizes (mm)	450, 600, 750, 900, 1200, 1500
Compliance	TSRGD Diagram 544.2, BS EN 12899-1, Chapter 8

🔗 Useful Road Sign Resources

Section	Link & Description
🛒 Shop Permanent Signs	Explore all Chapter 8 compliant road signs – reflective and compliant
📏 Standard Triangle Sign Sizes	Choose from 450mm, 600mm, 750mm, 900mm, 1200mm & 1500mm – fast delivery
🚧 Permanent Installation Options	Mounting posts, fixings, and installation services across the UK
📞 Get a Road Sign Quote	Request pricing for bulk orders or custom specifications
📚 Government Guidance	Safety at Street Works – Official Code of Practice (PDF) The Highway Code – UK traffic signage rules and standards

The reflective materials used are weather resistant and designed for outdoor application. The range consists of three classes including RA1, R2/RA2, and R3B/R3C. The outdoor service life for each class of material is as follows: