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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Sign Legibility"”.

  1. Effects of Font Design on Highway Sign Legibility

    … as the standard font for all American roadway signs in 1966. Since then, that standard has not changed, with all signs following the norm. In the 1980s, new retro-reflective sheeting introduced on American roadways caused Highway Gothic to be more difficult to read, due to the light "halo" …

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  2. Evaluation of the effect of Clearview font and retro-reflective sheeting materials on legibility distance

    … citizens driving on U.S highways has increased significantly along with the number of traffic signs. The median age of the drivers has also increased due to the aging population. Traffic signs provide a plethora of necessary information - directions, guidance, warnings, regulations, and …

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