Truck Lane 500 Feet Sign R4-6 – MUTCD Compliant Vector
M.Ibrahim — Designer, 14 yrs experience
Design Proccess
The “Truck Lane 500 Feet” sign is built according to MUTCD specifications, with careful attention to layout accuracy, including proper letter height, border thickness, and corner radius standards that are often misapplied in low-quality vector files.
The design uses FHWA Series E typeface, fully converted to outlines to ensure consistent rendering across Illustrator, CorelDRAW, and CAD environments. All elements are constructed in CMYK color mode to maintain print accuracy for professional road sign production.
Adobe Illustrator working file — layers, vector paths, CMYK values visible
- ✓ MUTCD Section 2B dimensions verified
- ✓ FHWA Series E font, outlined
- ✓ CMYK color mode (print-safe)
- ✓ 300 DPI — no pixelation at any print size
- ✓ All shapes expanded & optimized
- ✓ Tested in Illustrator, CorelDRAW & AutoCAD
About This Product
It is suitable for traffic engineering projects, sign fabrication, transportation planning simulations, training materials, and commercial graphic design work.
Files are available individually by format and size, or as a Complete Professional Pack that bundles all formats and sizes with a commercial use license.Technical Specifications
| Sign Code | R4-6 |
| Standard | MUTCD — regulatory Signs (Section 2B) |
| Available Sizes | 24×30 in | 36×48 in | 48×60 in |
| Vector Formats | EPS, SVG, PDF |
| Raster Formats | JPG + PNG (600 / 1024 / 2048 / 4096 px) |
| Color Mode | CMYK (print-ready) |
| Resolution | 300 DPI |
| Text | Converted to outlines — no font required |
| Shapes | Fully expanded & vector-optimized |
| Software | Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Inkscape, AutoCAD |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the R4-6 Truck Lane 500 Feet sign mean?
The R4-6 sign provides advance notification that a designated truck lane is located 500 feet ahead. It is a regulatory advance guide sign used to improve lane discipline and traffic flow on multi-lane highways.
Where is the R4-6 sign used?
It is typically installed on high-speed highways and expressways ahead of designated truck lanes. The sign is placed at a standard distance (500 feet) before the lane restriction begins to allow proper driver response.
Is the R4-6 sign MUTCD compliant?
Yes. The design follows MUTCD Section 2B specifications, including correct sign layout, FHWA Series E(M) typography, proper spacing, border clearances, and print-ready CMYK color configuration.
What file formats are included?
Vector formats include EPS, SVG, and PDF for full scalability and CAD use. Raster formats include JPG and PNG in multiple resolutions for digital and print applications. A complete professional pack is also available.
Can this file be used for commercial projects?
Yes. The files are suitable for commercial use including signage production, engineering projects, transportation planning, and graphic design work, depending on the selected license type.
How do I receive the files after purchase?
After checkout, the download link is delivered instantly via email. No manual approval or waiting time is required.