Covid 19 Temporary Signs

Hi,

The government recently released some advice on reallocating road space for Covid 19.  This included some examples of temporary signs that can be used. 

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/reallocating-road-space-in-response-to-covid-19-statutory-guidance-for-local-authorities


These signs can easily be created inside KeySIGN, along with other variations if you so require.
However,  I thought I'd share a DWG of these signs created in our KeySIGN v20, to save you a little time.

Hope this is useful,
(and hoping the signs are temporary)
Stay safe,
Alan Mason, Senior Product Manager, Keysoft Solutions.
 

This looks amazing Alan, we are currently working on one such scheme and this would be very helpful. Does it open up in V19.5?

Hi Benson,

Thanks for posting to the forum,  it is a really good question.

The dwg attached to the first post will only work with v20 (and v20.1) of KeySIGN. We have updated the fonts used in the text and updated the symbols (filling/unfilling) in v20, so the dwg is not backwardly compatible. The signs can be 'viewed' but will be proxy entities.

However just for you and others I have now done the dwg in an earlier KeySIGN and earlier AutoCAD.
The dwg attached to this reply will work with versions of KeySIGN from 19.3 onwards (and AutoCAD R2013 dwg format).

Hope this helps.

Alan Mason, Senior Product Manager, Keysoft Solutions.
 

Hi Alan, 

Many thanks for this, Appreciate it big time!

I will make sure out IT upgrades the software to V20 for our team members.

Best Regards,

Benson Mathew

Hi again,

Well it is really great to hear the announcement today, it seems like we might be getting nearer to normal and hopefully one step closer to the end of all these restrictions.

So if you want to change the 2m signage to 1m or 1m+, KeySIGN is always there to help you.

Here is a dwg with the amended text, if that is what you are wanting to do.

There are two versions of the dwg, The first one for version 20.0 and 20.1, the second one is for 19.3 onwards.

Best Regards

Alan Mason