Lane Control Modules

LED lane control signs use light-emitting diodes for high brightness, low power draw, and long service life, while fiber optic signs channel light from a central source through fiber bundles for excellent sunlight readability and durability in harsh weather. Traffic Signs Inc. offers both formats, plus a hybrid Fiber/LED Blank Out option.

Yes, lane control and blank-out sign products are designed to conform to the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) requirements, ensuring consistent color, symbol shape, brightness, and placement standards are met for legal roadway deployment.

Most lane control modules are cabinet-powered and designed to work with NEMA TS1 and TS2 compliant cabinets and controllers, allowing them to integrate into existing signal infrastructure without requiring a full system overhaul.

Lane control modules are typically powered directly from the traffic control cabinet. Within the broader traffic infrastructure, related components also support AC power with battery backup or solar power, ensuring continued operation during utility outages.

Lane control modules are common in highway and DOT infrastructure, municipal traffic management, work zone safety, and managed or reversible lane corridors, where real-time lane status communication helps reduce congestion and prevent accidents.

Yes, Traffic Control Corporation's factory-trained field service team offers installation guidance, on-site troubleshooting, and training, while manufacturer partners like Traffic Signs Inc. provide direct engineering support for specification and integration questions.