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Traffic Graphics

Traffic Graphics CAD

Multi Use Traffic Control Document (MUTCD)

MUTCD 2003 with Natural Language Search

MUTCD plus State supplement

Standard Highway Sign Manual

Custom Training Slides (for PowerPoint)

Classroom Graphics demo (Broadband Only)

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About our product:

We chose CorelDRAW, a full featured graphics package as the best program for creating and manipulating our graphics; we then add 30,000+- traffic related graphics (TrafficGraphics) including sign images that you assemble into a traffic control plan. For years we have felt that CorelDRAW is the best program for this type of work, the following are excerpts from the discussion section on the MUTCD web site that seem to confirm our belief.

The first post is from a person who works for the contractor that actually made the Standard Highway Signs Book for the FHWA, his company sells ready-to-cut sign patterns.

Henry Mikiewicz …One can just as easily use CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia FreeHand, Flexisign or SignLab to accurately produce a full range of FHWA compliant traffic control signs. You simply need to know how to go about it. How do I know this? Well, the FHWA Standard Highway Signs Manual (2000 Millennium thru 2004 Edition) was created with CorelDraw. We did the work and we have an accurate and up to date library of full size, pre-made traffic control signs ready for fabrication. By the way, type A and B overhead guide signs can be laid out as well. The beauty of this approach is in the flexibility these programs allow the user and their robust ability to output files to the broadest range of (roll-fed, flat-bed) plotter cutters. Sure you can pay a lot more for less, but why?

Also in the same discussion area
Bobby H wrote …CorelDRAW is especially well featured for handling technical drawing chores for its wealth of anchor point editing tools (many of which Adobe Illustrator sorely lacks)…

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See the evaluation of Traffic Graphics
by MATC, University of Kansas, and KDOT.