SignPlot remains the only system to automate the full range of lane indication signs

SignPlot has covered the complete range of TSRGD 2016 signs since before those regulations came into effect. The new enhancements therefore focus on making bus lane and other signs quicker to design, helping answer the thorny question, “Does this sign need lighting?”, and providing for future innovations in signing.

Bus lane signs are now created simply by ticking the relevant options and entering enforcement hours in note form. This even works for offside bus lanes and bilingual signs in Wales and, as for all SignPlot dialogues, you see immediately the results of your selections and can recall the form later to make changes.

Easy to make ‘ghost’ arms

Other enhancements include an easy way to add a junction name or other header to a sign, and improved depiction of ghost or hollow arms on signs showing how to avoid a banned turn.

SignPlot 3.40 is now ready to be downloaded from our website user area by those with current support contracts, and the free Sign Illumination Tool can be found on our downloads page.

Tick the boxes for a bus lane sign

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