Do Not Overtake GM9-90B (1200x300mm) corflute sign panel displays a DO NOT OVERTAKE message for temporary traffic management environments where an overtaking restriction message is specified as part of the broader site arrangement.

The signface layout, legend and colours follow the applicable AS 1743:2023 signface design for GM9-90B. The panel displays a black uppercase legend and black border on a white retroreflective background.

UAGS temporary traffic sign corflute panels are manufactured on 6mm UV stabilised corflute using Class 400T retroreflective white sheeting for temporary traffic management sign applications. The lightweight panel construction is suited to transport, handling and repositioning across changing work areas.

This 1200x300mm corflute sign panel is designed to slide into compatible temporary roadwork sign frames, including suitable 1200x300mm Double-Sided Traffic Sign Frame Type 4 arrangements and suitable Multi-Message Sign Frame No. 1 arrangements where the frame accepts a 1200x300mm corflute panel.

This panel may be used where overtaking needs to be restricted or discouraged under the applicable temporary traffic management arrangement. Typical use may include resurfacing works, single-lane traffic arrangements, lane closures, temporary alignments, narrow work corridors, traffic controller managed sites, mobile works, staged roadworks, service upgrades, worksite access points and changed traffic condition arrangements.

It may support broader traffic control arrangements where traffic is required to remain within the intended lane or traffic path, alongside logically related signs, delineation devices, traffic controllers, portable traffic signals or other site controls where specified by the applicable TMP, TGS, site arrangement, project requirements, site conditions or relevant authority requirements. The sign panel itself does not create, authorise or legally enforce an overtaking restriction by itself.

Selection, placement and use remain subject to the applicable TMP, TGS, project requirements, site conditions and relevant authority requirements.

Do Not Overtake GM9-90B FAQs

What is the Do Not Overtake GM9-90B sign panel used for?

This panel displays a DO NOT OVERTAKE message for temporary traffic management arrangements where an overtaking restriction message is specified by the applicable TMP, TGS, project requirements, site traffic management arrangement, facility requirements or relevant authority requirements.

Is this an RM regulatory sign panel?

No. This product is supplied as a GM Series guide / traffic management message sign panel. It should not be described as an RM regulatory sign panel.

What do the state and legacy references mean?

TM1-V108, VicRoads Drawing No. 541488, G9-SA124M and TC1174 are supplied as state / legacy references for identification. They must not be treated as road authority approval claims or as confirmation of national use requirements.

Does this panel legally enforce an overtaking restriction?

No. This panel displays an overtaking restriction message for use as part of a broader temporary traffic management arrangement. The sign panel itself does not create, authorise or legally enforce an overtaking restriction by itself.

Can this panel be used in a Multi-Message Sign Frame No. 1?

Yes, where the frame configuration accepts 1200x300mm corflute panels. This panel may be used in suitable Multi-Message Sign Frame No. 1 arrangements, subject to the selected frame setup and required sign arrangement.

What reflective sheeting is used on this panel?

This panel uses Class 400T retroreflective white sheeting for temporary traffic management sign applications. Reflective wording relates to the supplied sheeting and signface only. Selection and use remain subject to the applicable TMP, TGS, site conditions and project requirements.

Does installing this sign panel guarantee site compliance?

No. A sign panel is one component within a broader temporary traffic management arrangement. Selection, placement and use remain subject to the applicable TMP, TGS, project requirements, site conditions and relevant authority requirements.