Prepare to stop temporary sign
Standard combination of temporary signs found around roadworks zones in Victoria and the ACT.

Image © Darren Hodges

Loose Rocks Temporary Sign
Standard Victorian temporary loose rocks sign.

Image © Darren Hodges

Warning of a portable speed measuring device ahead
The device shows motorists the accuracy, or lack thereof on their speedometers.

Image © Darren Hodges

Portable Variable Message Sign
Found on roadworks sites just about everywhere, these have their own generators. Taken Southbound on the Pacific Highway, 2 km North of South Grafton, NSW.

Image © Paul Rands

Prepare to Stop Sign
Commonly used at roadworks sites controlled by a flagman.

Image © Paul Rands

Date label used on QMR signs from the 1980s
Installation date label on Main Roads Queensland signs. This one is from December 1989.

Image © Paul Rands

Roadworks Speed Limit Enforcement Sign
A sign found at roadworks sites, this sign warns motorists that police could be enforcing reduced speed limits around the site.

Image © Jason Andrews

Temporary Sign
Directional sign in temporary signage format used around roadworks sites, this is on the corner of Albion and McDonald Roads, Windsor in Brisbane.

Image © Jason Andrews

Stop / Go Paddles
Typical Stop / Go Paddles used by roadworkers. In NSW the work GO is replaced by the word SLOW on a yellow background.

Image © Nick Jennion

Stop / Slow Sign
Paddle stop / slow sign in use.

Image © Jason Andrews