From the ADOT Archives: The Sign Shop. READ MORE:
Taken back in 1979, these photos show what was happening in the ADOT sign shop 34 years ago. Many of the methods used then are still used today, including screen printing.
In the top photo, a"Left Lane Closed" sign is being screen printed. The center photo shows letters being place on a new sign. In the photo below, a screen is being touched up before it is used to print a sign.Well, we’d literally be lost without them. Not only do signs tell us where to exit, how fast to travel and when we have to stop, they also can warn of conditions ahead to help keep us safe.But, we’re not going back that far today. The photos you see are from just 34 years ago .
And, believe it or not, many of the methods employed in ADOT’s sign shop then are still being used right now. We have an upcoming blog post that will show you how modern ADOT crews make signs. Until then, why not check out some of our previous posts about signs? We’ve blogged recently about how ADOT keeps its signs
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