Stay Back and No Tailgating Signs

Large trucks have significant blind spots and require longer stopping distances. These signs remind passenger cars that tailgating is dangerous because the truck driver cannot see them. This is an essential warning for fleet management, similar to the caution used with detailed vehicle inspection forms.

Many signs specify a distance, like "stay back 200 feet." This gives other drivers a concrete guideline for a safe following distance, especially behind construction vehicles that may kick up rocks or debris. This helps to manage traffic around construction site signs.

Yes, reflective signs are highly recommended for highway use. They ensure the warning is visible at night when headlights hit the back of the truck, which is when many rear-end accidents occur. For enhanced visibility, consider using them with flashing light signs.

Yes, magnetic "stay back" signs are available for temporary use on rental trucks or personal vehicles used for work. For permanent fleet vehicles, adhesive decals or bolt-on aluminum signs are preferred, similar to the material used for our uv safety signs.