A36 Warning Sign – Staggered Junctions, First on the Left, 70 cm, Class I

A36 Warning Sign – Staggered Junctions, First on the Left, 70 cm, Class I

The A36 announces two close junctions with minor roads, staggered from each other: the first joins from the left, the second from the right.

Where it goes, under SR 1848-1:2024

It is used under the same conditions as the A33, A34 and A35: outside built-up areas, at junctions with minor roads not already signed with the F1, F1a, F2 or F13, and not at dirt roads. The side roads must have the B1 or B2.

The distance from the hazard follows the general rule for warning signs: up to 50 m in built-up areas, 100–250 m outside them and 500–1,000 m on motorways and expressways. On motorways and expressways the P4 additional panel with the actual distance is mandatory; elsewhere it is only added when the sign has to stand further back.

Technical data

• equilateral triangle with a 70 cm side (normal format, SR 1848-2), 60 mm red border, white background, black symbol;
• 1 mm galvanised steel sheet, with rounded corners and pressed edges, no sharp edges;
• electrostatically painted;
• class I retroreflective sheeting (RA1), with a 7-year service life;
• weight: 2 kg;
• fixings included: clamps for Ø48 mm posts and bolts with nuts;
• compliant with SR EN 12899-1:2007, SR 1848-1:2024, SR 1848-2:2011 and SR 1848-3:2011.

Mounting

The pack also holds clamps for Ø48 mm posts and bolts with nuts for mounting on a post; clamps for Ø60 mm posts are available on request. The correct height, measured at the bottom edge, is 1.50–2.50 m above the road or kerb, and the sign stands 0.50–2.0 m from the edge of the road platform. Choose a spot where it can be seen from 50 m in built-up areas and from 100 m on roads outside them.

The 70 cm triangle is the normal format in SR 1848-2, meant for county and local roads, streets and private roads open to public traffic. National roads call for large 90 cm signs, and motorways for very large 120 cm ones.