Pedestrians Right TM8-2B(R) (1200x300mm) corflute sign panel displays a PEDESTRIANS message with a right arrow for temporary pedestrian guidance in traffic management setups. It may be used where pedestrian movement is to be directed right via a particular path as part of a broader temporary pedestrian access arrangement.

This is a standard-listed pedestrian direction / supplementary pedestrian guidance temporary traffic management sign panel. The signface layout, legend, arrow symbol and colours follow the applicable AS 1743:2023 signface design for the TM8-2B(R) code.

UAGS temporary traffic sign corflute panels are manufactured on 6mm UV stabilised corflute using Class 400T full-cube prismatic retroreflective yellow sheeting. The black PEDESTRIANS legend and right arrow on yellow retroreflective background support clear pedestrian direction messaging where the panel is specified for the site arrangement.

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

In practical use, this panel may form part of a temporary pedestrian access arrangement where footpath access, crossing points, site boundaries or pedestrian movement paths have changed. Some pedestrian access setups may also require suitable temporary access equipment, such as the Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp for Wheelchairs and Pedestrians, where specified for the site conditions.

Within a pedestrian guidance sequence, this panel may be used with related pedestrian guidance or access signs such as FOOTPATH CLOSED, USE OTHER FOOTPATH or PEDESTRIANS WATCH YOUR STEP where those messages are specified for the site arrangement.

AS 1742 deployment context indicates that a PEDESTRIANS arrow sign is used at a work site where it is necessary to direct pedestrians via a particular path, and should not be used where there is no suitable crossing facility. This wording relates to deployment context only and does not make this panel a complete pedestrian route, crossing facility or pedestrian management setup by itself.

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

Pedestrians Right TM8-2B(R) FAQs

What is the Pedestrians Right TM8-2B(R) panel used for?

This panel displays a PEDESTRIANS message with a right arrow. It supports pedestrian guidance where pedestrians are to be directed right via a particular path as part of the applicable temporary traffic management arrangement.

Does this panel create a pedestrian detour or close a footpath by itself?

No. This panel is a pedestrian direction / supplementary pedestrian guidance panel only. It does not by itself create, authorise or make compliant a pedestrian route, pedestrian detour, footpath closure, crossing facility or pedestrian management setup.

What does the TM8-V2(R) VicRoads reference mean?

TM8-V2(R), VicRoads Drawing No. 541505 is supplied as a state / legacy reference for identification. It must not be treated as a road authority approval claim, national sign code or confirmation of national use requirements.

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

Yes, where the frame arrangement accepts a 1200x300mm corflute panel. It may be used in suitable Multi-Message Sign Frame No. 1 lower panel arrangements, subject to the required panel combination, frame configuration and site arrangement.

What deployment context applies to this PEDESTRIANS arrow sign?

AS 1742 deployment context indicates that a PEDESTRIANS arrow sign is used at a work site where it is necessary to direct pedestrians via a particular path, and should not be used where there is no suitable crossing facility. Correct use still depends on the applicable TMP, TGS, site arrangement, project requirements, site conditions and relevant authority requirements.

Is temporary access equipment required with this sign?

Some pedestrian access arrangements may require suitable temporary access equipment, such as kerb ramps, barriers or other site controls, depending on the site conditions and project requirements. Where a temporary kerb transition is required, products such as the Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp for Wheelchairs and Pedestrians may be suitable for the broader pedestrian access setup. The sign panel does not determine those requirements by itself.