ZIGO sign-How should the spatial guidance system of urban public roads be planned and designed?

When planning and designing the spatial guidance system for urban public roads, the following aspects can be considered:

1.System layout: Determine the layout of the spatial guidance system based on the size and characteristics of the road. An integrated layout can be adopted to integrate elements such as directional signs, road signs, and directional signs; Distributed layout can also be used to scatter various elements in appropriate positions.

2.Setting of directional signs: Set directional signs based on factors such as road traffic flow, road grade, and traffic demand. Guidance signs should have clear text and graphics that accurately indicate the direction of vehicles and pedestrians, making navigation easier.

3.Setting up road signs: Setting up road signs can provide information such as road names, intersection distances, and main destinations, helping drivers and pedestrians confirm their location and direction. Road signs should be placed in a prominent position and kept clean and clearly visible.

4.Signboard setting: Based on the characteristics of the road and traffic needs, set up signs to provide specific traffic information and warnings. For example, setting speed limits, no parking, no left turns, and other signs to ensure traffic safety.

5. Intersection guidance system: Set up guidance systems at complex intersections, including directional arrows, lane markings, turn signals, etc., to help drivers and pedestrians accurately judge and choose roads.

6.Visibility and readability: When designing a navigation system, visibility and readability should be considered. Guidance signs, road signs, and signs should be set at appropriate heights and angles to ensure that drivers and pedestrians can easily see and understand information.

7.Maintenance and updates: Regularly inspect the navigation system to ensure its normal operation and clear visibility. Timely repair and update damaged or outdated signs and signs to maintain the effectiveness of the navigation system.

When planning and designing the spatial guidance system for urban public roads, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as road traffic flow, road level, traffic safety requirements, and urban planning, in order to provide accurate, clear, and easy to understand navigation information, improve urban traffic efficiency and user experience.