Summerville, South Carolina Parking Lot StripingSummerville is a suburban town in South Carolina. It is part of the Charleston-North Charleston-Summerville Metropolitan Statistical Area. Summerville had a population of 43,392 as of the 2010 census. Fun Things To Do in Summerville
Directional Arrows in Your Parking Lot
Why Directional Arrows Are Important in Your Parking Lot or Parking Garage
Parking lot striping should be clearly visible regardless of the season of the year and weather. Having proper marking in the parking lot, such as parking lot and pavement line striping, pedestrian pathways, handicap, no parking, and other signs, visitors can feel safe by knowing areas that are restricted. Directional arrows don't have a force of law but they can help to avoid violation of the law. The thing is that pavement markings and signs such as a handicap no parking are obligatory to obey and directional arrows point out the right way and bypass the way to forbidden parking spaces. Parking lot markings are necessary for a parking lot maintenance and cannot be ignored by any category of drivers. If the parking area is covered with snow or directional arrows are not visible, drivers might be excused. Though if they break the rules consciously and intentionally by parking in no parking spaces or spaces for the disabled, they can be charged fees and police can issue a ticket. 
Types of Parking Lot Markings and Directional Arrows
Featuring such bold colors as white, yellow, red, blue parking lot arrows other signs can be visible from all the angles. If they are made with the use of fluorescent paint, drivers can easily distinguish them at night and in underground parking lots. It is also important that traffic arrows and other signs were durable, made with weatherproof paint in order to last long and withstand water, dirt, salt, and other destructive substances. Parking lot arrow stencil is often used for common pavement markings making them durable thanks to its enhanced thickness. There are a lot of types of painted traffic arrows and other parking lot markings. When talking about striping, it can be divided into a few groups depending on its color, namely, white (directional arrows, parking lot line striping, crosswalk, pavement striping, no parking areas and other), yellow (parking space line striping, crosswalk, curb painting, loading zones, etc.), red (fire lane striping, pedestrian pathway, etc.), blue (handicap striping). Parking lot directional arrows which are, as a rule, white, can be straight, turned right or left, a minimum of 4 inches wide. Current Weather in Summerville
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