Florida Parking Signs, Fire Lane Signs and Other Regulated Signs

Yes, we provide a wide selection of Florida parking signs that can be used or customized for specific reserved parking designations.

You can find or create signs indicating parking is reserved for "Customer Only," "Resident," or "Employee." These are often paired with supplemental signs detailing enforcement actions, such as "Unauthorized Vehicles Will Be Towed," which is crucial for compliance with private property towing regulations. Consider a specific Florida customer parking tow-away sign or browse general employee parking signs that can be used in Florida. Our video explains common reserved parking sign features. Enforcement must comply with Florida Statute 715.07 regarding towing from private property.

We prioritize fast processing and shipping for all orders, including Florida parking signs.

Most of our in-stock Florida-specific signs, such as the widely required FS 316.1955 ADA sign or a common customer tow-away sign, are ready to ship fast, often within 1 business day of your order placement. This quick turnaround allows you to meet new compliance requirements or enforcement deadlines promptly. Custom sign orders typically ship within 2-3 business days after design approval. Our commitment to prompt service is a key part of why customers choose us.

Yes, all our standard aluminum Florida parking signs come pre-punched with mounting holes for easy installation.

These holes are typically located at the top and bottom center of the sign, appropriately sized for standard sign bolts, allowing for straightforward attachment to any standard sign post (like U-channel or square posts). We also offer a full range of compatible posts and hardware, sold separately, to complete your installation. Our hardware and sign post kit video shows typical mounting components.

Yes, to comply with FDOT standards, which are based on the federal MUTCD, most regulatory and warning Florida parking signs used in lots accessible to the public must be made with reflective sheeting.

This requirement ensures proper visibility and compliance during both daytime and nighttime conditions. Reflectivity is crucial for safety, ensuring drivers can clearly see and react to signs like the mandatory Florida ADA sign, regardless of lighting. Different grades offer varying levels of brightness; learn more in our video about choosing the best reflective grade or see high intensity signs in action. You can find detailed state requirements in the FDOT Traffic Engineering standards.