Stop Here On Red Sign – WK 095 | Temporary Ireland Traffic Sign

Stop Here On Red Sign – WK 095 | Temporary Ireland Traffic Sign

The Stop Here On Red Sign – WK 095 is a vital component of temporary traffic management systems used across Ireland. It clearly instructs motorists to stop at a designated point when temporary traffic signals are in operation. This bilingual sign includes both Irish (Fan anseo ar dearg) and English (Stop Here On Red) messaging, ensuring compliance with legal language requirements and improving road safety communication across diverse road user groups.

WK 095 is especially effective in scenarios where traffic lights are installed temporarily to manage flow through roadworks, contraflows, or other short-term interventions. It ensures that vehicles stop at a safe location for signal compliance, helping to avoid congestion, rear-end collisions, and unsafe stops too close to work zones or traffic equipment.

Highly visible in all lighting conditions thanks to its fluorescent orange background and black text, this sign plays an essential role in both urban and rural traffic control during road maintenance and construction projects.

🔧 Technical Review

All WK 095 signs are manufactured by Rennicks to meet the highest standards of road safety, visibility, and durability. Built in accordance with Chapter 8 of the Irish Traffic Signs Manual, these signs also conform to EN12899-1 and are CE certified for use throughout Ireland.

Reflective Facings

• RA2-FLR (Fluorescent) – High-performance sheeting for visibility during both bright daylight and dim or poor weather conditions.

• RA2 – Microprismatic reflective sheeting designed for exceptional night-time visibility and long-term durability.

Substrates

• Correx – Lightweight, affordable, and ideal for short-term use or mobile setups.

• Composite – Strong and weatherproof, suitable for reusable, long-term projects.

• 3mm Plastic – A solid mid-tier solution for semi-permanent or recurring deployments.

• Sticker (Self-Adhesive) – Vinyl for fast application on flat, clean surfaces such as cones, barriers, or vehicles.

Fixing Methods

• Cone-Mounted – A quick-deploy option ideal for mobile or temporary worksites.

• Quick-Fit – Compatible with standard sign frames for fast installation.

• Plate-Only – Best suited for barrier boards or fixed positioning where support is already in place.

• Self-Adhesive (Sticker Only) – Peel-and-stick efficiency for clean, smooth surfaces.

✅ Why Choose Rennicks for Your Stop Here On Red Sign – WK 095?

✔️ Fully compliant with TSM Chapter 8 and EN12899-1
✔️ CE certified materials for unmatched quality and safety
✔️ Designed for both short- and long-term applications
✔️ Supports safe interaction with temporary traffic signal systems
✔️ Fast delivery across Ireland with expert customer support
✔️ Customisable formats to match your site conditions

Whether you’re a local council, contractor, or traffic management company, Rennicks ensures dependable solutions that keep Ireland moving safely.

📌 Ideal For:

• Temporary traffic lights and signal control systems

• Roadworks requiring precise vehicle stopping points

• Traffic diversions and single-lane management

• Infrastructure upgrades involving staged traffic flow

• Projects requiring bilingual signage and regulatory compliance

🌟 Summary (Why You Should Buy This Product)

The Stop Here On Red Sign – WK 095 is more than a simple instruction—it’s a safeguard for workers, road users, and the integrity of temporary traffic systems. Designed to deliver clear, unmissable instructions at key control points, it helps regulate traffic in roadwork zones and maintains safe distances between vehicles and hazards.

With durable materials, reflective finishes, and multiple substrate and mounting options, it’s a smart choice for any temporary traffic control scheme in Ireland. Choose Rennicks for superior quality, safety, and full regulatory compliance.

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Additional Resources:

🌐 Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 8
📁 Temporary Signs Category