5Types of project recognition sign#

5.1Project roadside signs#

Project roadside signs may include the project title, funding organisation(s) or program, cost, completion date, and key contacts.

They shall be located on approach to a project site and have similar construction to roadside signs (that is, retroreflective sign face sheeting on an aluminium substrate supported on frangible supports).

5.2Project banners#

Project banners may be either vertical or horizontal. They shall be securely fixed to overhead road infrastructure (bridges and overpasses), affixed to light poles, or freestanding on support posts installed specifically for use as banner supports. Project banners typically use branding to highlight the funding organisation and may provide a succinct key message or project information.

5.3Hoarding#

Project hoarding is typically constructed of a flexible material which is attached to either existing permanent or temporary fencing. Hoarding typically uses branding to highlight the funding organisation and generally provides a succinct key message or project information. Hoarding may be used on projects funded exclusively by the Queensland Government and projects jointly funded with the Australian Government.