New York State Snowmobile Trail Signing Handbook - 9

CAUTIONARY SIGNS TO SUPPLEMENT CORE SIGNS
All signs must use reflective symbols and lettering.
Typical Design
Name and Use
BRIDGE AHEAD
BRIDGE
AHEAD
Informs riders that they are
approaching a bridge which is
narrower than the trail width and/
or has a different track tread.
Usual Characterristics
12 " X 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black graphic and black
lettering.
JUNCTION
AHEAD
JUNCTION AHEAD
Informs riders they are approaching
a trail intersection.
12 " X 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black lettering.
SNOWMOBILE CROSSING
AHEAD
Informs motorist of where snowmobiles
may be crossing the
road.
CULVERT AHEAD
CULVERT
AHEAD
Informs the rider that they are
approaching a culvert which may
be narrower than the trail and
they should proceed with caution.
CHEVRON
SIGN
Provides additional guidance
on a continuous sharp curve or
change in direction.
BLIND HILL
BLIND
HILL
Informs the rider that they are
approaching a hill that obscures
them from seeing snowmobiles
approaching from the opposite
direction.
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Diamond, yellow background,
black lettering (reflective). Size
varies as determined by DOT
personnel.
Placed by DOT personnel.
12 " x 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black graphic and black
lettering.
Minimum 6 " x 8 " Rectangle, yellow
background, black graphic.
12 " x 12 " Diamond, yellow background,
black lettering and
graphic.

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