GIVE WAY Sign – R1-2 Regulatory Road Sign
Product code: PS-TRF003
For approved priority-control points on roads, car parks, depots, campuses and industrial sites. Made in-house on 1.6 mm aluminium with Class 400 high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting included; select the R1-2A 750 mm or R1-2B 900 mm size specified for the traffic plan and jurisdiction.
Material specification
This product is supplied only in Aluminium (1.6mm); choose the approved size below.
Use the size in the approved traffic-control plan or road-authority specification.
Class 400 reflective sheeting included
Class 400 high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting is included in the standard product and displayed price. Confirm the current AS/NZS 1906.1 class stated by the road authority, approved drawing or traffic-control plan; legacy terms such as Class 1 map to different current classes, and jurisdictional requirements are not identical nationwide. Alternative grades and project-specified matched-component systems are available by quote.
Supplied undrilled; mounting specified separately
The R1-2 face is supplied undrilled and unbraced so drilling, supports and brackets can match the approved mounting specification. Posts and brackets are not included.
Request drilling, struts or a complete support assemblyIncludes $7.67 GST
- Australia-wide shipping; live or quoted freight depends on order size
- Off-the-shelf safety-sign artwork is supplied as shown; no design proof is required.
- Dispatch timing depends on current stock and order quantity.
| Quantity | Unit (inc GST) | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | $84.40 | — |
| 5-9 | $82.71 | 2% off |
| 10-24 | $81.02 | 4% off |
| 25-49 | $79.34 | 6% off |
| 50-99 | $77.65 | 8% off |
| 100+ | $75.96 | 10% off |
View volume pricing
| Quantity | Unit (inc GST) | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | $84.40 | — |
| 5-9 | $82.71 | 2% off |
| 10-24 | $81.02 | 4% off |
| 25-49 | $79.34 | 6% off |
| 50-99 | $77.65 | 8% off |
| 100+ | $75.96 | 10% off |
Product details
Where an R1-2 GIVE WAY sign is used
Use it where an approved traffic-control plan assigns priority and requires approaching drivers to give way rather than stop. Applications can include road intersections, private-road junctions, car-park circulation routes, depots, campuses and industrial sites. The responsible road authority, traffic engineer or site traffic plan should determine whether GIVE WAY control is appropriate instead of STOP control, using the applicable warrants and sight-distance assessment.
Choosing the specified size and reflective class
Choose the specified 1.6 mm aluminium size: 750 × 750 mm R1-2A or 900 × 900 mm R1-2B. The standard product and displayed price include Class 400 high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting. Reflective-class requirements are set per jurisdiction and project, and legacy terms such as Class 1 map to different current AS/NZS 1906.1 classes. Match the class to the approved drawing, traffic-control plan and jurisdictional requirement, and request a different grade where the project specifies one; do not choose a grade from a generic viewing-distance estimate.
Mounting, holding-line coordination and approval
Position the complete triangle for a clear driver approach and coordinate it with any holding line, mounting height, lateral clearance and available sight distance. The face is supplied undrilled and unbraced so the drilling pattern, support and bracing can match the approved mounting specification for the site; posts, brackets and drilling are not included. Request a project-specific quote for drilled patterns, struts or complete support assemblies. Public-road installation, replacement or relocation may require authorisation from the relevant road authority.
Reflective face and in-house production
The standard face uses Class 400 high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting on a 1.6 mm aluminium blank with radius corners. We produce sign graphics in-house using a Canon Colorado UVgel printing platform and precision-cut the aluminium triangle by fibre laser. Where a digitally printed regulated traffic-sign face is specified, the selected sheeting, ink system and protective overlay must match the approved project specification; request a nominated matched-component system before ordering when this is a contract requirement.
Check the sign format before ordering
This is an R1-2 regulatory road sign, not an AS 1319 workplace sign. The Australian traffic-sign framework uses the AS 1742 series for traffic-control devices and AS 1743 for road-sign specifications, with jurisdictional manuals and road-authority requirements also applying. A decision to install GIVE WAY control should be supported by the responsible traffic plan or authority. Public-road installation, replacement or relocation may require authorisation, and purchasing a sign does not itself authorise its use.
- Transport for NSW — Traffic Signs Register, R1-2 Give Way — The NSW register lists R1-2 GIVE WAY as a standard regulatory sign within the traffic-sign framework and directs users to the applicable Australian Standards. Authorisation and delegation arrangements apply to prescribed traffic-control devices. Read source (opens in a new tab)NSW register; other jurisdictions have their own approval and specification requirements.
- Austroads — Guide to Traffic Management Part 8 — Austroads explains that intersection priority control, including GIVE WAY and STOP treatments, is a traffic-engineering decision made using the applicable warrants and sight-distance assessment rather than a general-purpose signage choice. Read source (opens in a new tab)
- NSW Road Rules 2014 — rules 69 to 72 — The rules describe how a driver must give way at a give-way sign or line at intersections and other road locations. Read source (opens in a new tab)NSW legislation only; road rules and authorisation requirements must be checked for the relevant jurisdiction.
Before ordering
- Confirm that the approved traffic-control plan requires R1-2 GIVE WAY control rather than STOP control.
- Confirm the nominated sign size, reflective sheeting class and jurisdictional specification.
- Confirm the approved support, drilling pattern, mounting height and lateral position; the face is supplied undrilled and unbraced, and posts and brackets are separate.
- Confirm the authority required to install, replace or relocate the sign at the intended location.
This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.
Product guidance reviewed by Platinum Signs product and editorial team. Last reviewed: .
Material options
Rigid aluminium sheet suited to long-term signage where corrosion resistance and dimensional stability matter.
Indicative durability: Long-term substrate; print and site conditions apply · Typical use: Permanent outdoor installations and high-durability sites
Size guide
Viewing distances are selection aids, not prescribed compliance distances. Check the site approach, lighting, wording and mounting position.
| Size | Indicative distance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 750 x 750mm | Project-specific | Road and traffic applications |
| 900 x 900mm | Project-specific | Road and traffic applications |
Specifications
| Product code | PS-TRF003 |
|---|---|
| Selected SKU | PS-TRF003-750X750-AL16-R1 |
| Product | GIVE WAY Sign – R1-2 Regulatory Road Sign |
| Category | Traffic & Road Signs |
| Format guidance | R1-2 regulatory road sign; confirm authority, size, reflective class, support and placement before ordering |
| Printing | UV direct print |
| Selected material | Aluminium (1.6mm) |
| Selected size | R1-2A — 750 × 750 mm |
| Indicative durability | Long-term substrate; print and site conditions apply |
| Indicative viewing distance | Project-specific |
| Available sizes | R1-2A — 750 × 750 mm, R1-2B — 900 × 900 mm |
| Available materials | Aluminium (1.6mm) |
Selected specifications update with the material and size controls above.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the Australian R1-2 GIVE WAY sign?
Yes. This product uses the inverted red-bordered triangle R1-2 GIVE WAY design. It is a regulatory road sign within the Australian traffic-sign framework, not an AS 1319 workplace safety sign. The final size, reflective sheeting, support and position must match the approved traffic-control plan and the requirements of the relevant road authority or jurisdiction.
Can I install this GIVE WAY sign on a public road?
Do not install or replace a prescribed traffic-control sign on a public road without confirming the required authority. In NSW, the Transport for NSW Traffic Signs Register identifies R1-2 GIVE WAY as a standard regulatory sign, and authorisation or delegation arrangements apply to prescribed traffic-control devices. Other jurisdictions have their own approval processes and supplements.
Which GIVE WAY sign size should I order?
The listed sizes are the 750 × 750 mm R1-2A and 900 × 900 mm R1-2B triangles. Do not select a size from road speed or location name alone. Use the size shown in the approved road-authority drawing, traffic-control plan or project specification, including any jurisdiction-specific requirement.
Does the GIVE WAY sign include reflective sheeting?
Yes. Class 400 high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting is included in the standard aluminium product and displayed price; it is not an optional extra on this page. Reflective-class requirements are set per jurisdiction and project, and legacy terms such as Class 1 map to current AS/NZS 1906.1 classes. Contact us with the state and project specification when a different grade or a matched-component system is required.
How should the GIVE WAY sign be mounted?
The GIVE WAY face is supplied undrilled and unbraced so the installer can match the approved support, hole pattern, mounting height and lateral position for the site. Posts, brackets and drilling are not included in the standard product. Keep the complete triangle visible on the driver approach and coordinate the position with any holding line, sight-distance and roadside-clearance requirement. Request a project-specific quote when a drilled pattern, struts or a complete post assembly is required.
What volume discounts apply?
Automatic volume pricing is 5–9 signs: 2% off, 10–24 signs: 4% off, 25–49 signs: 6% off, 50–99 signs: 8% off, 100+ signs: 10% off. The configurator is the source of truth and updates the unit price as quantity changes.
