New York State Snowmobile Trail Signing Handbook - 8

Other Signs
Snowmobile Clubs are encouraged to rely as much as possible on the core signs listed on the
previous page. However, there are several situations where supplemental signage may be
appropriate. To that end, the following breakdown of the three categories of signs includes signs
that may be appropriate to supplement the core signs.
All signs must use reflective symbols and lettering.
REGULATORY SIGNS TO SUPPLEMENT CORE SIGNS
Typical Design
Name and Use
Designates highways where
snowmobiles are permitted to
use roadway, shoulder or inside
bank. Should be installed by
agency having jurisdiction over
ROW of the road.
NO SNOWMOBILING
Identifies areas where
snowmobiling is not allowed.
Usual Characterristics
24' X 18 " white legend on a
green background.
*On DEC lands within the
Adirondack Park, these signs
may be a yellow legend on a
brown background
8 " x 12 " or 6 " x 6 " Square
fluorescent red background
with black lettering and symbol.
NO ATV's or TRAIL BIKES
Identifies areas where ATV's or
TRAIL BIKES are not allowed.
12 " X 12 " or 6 " x 6 " Square fluorescent
red background with
black lettering and symbol.
OTHER REGULATORY SIGNS
Other regulatory signs may be
needed as necessary
12 " x 12 " rectangle. White background,
black lettering.
DO NOT ENTER
Instructs riders not to enter a
particular road or trail. Typically
used in conjunction with one
way trails.
SPEED
LIMIT
25
SPEED LIMIT
Reminds riders not to exceed the
speed limit indicated.
8
12 " x 12 " rectangle one way trailsWhite
background, red circle
with black lettering.
Sign is a 8 " x 12 " rectangle with
white backgroundand black
lettering.

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