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SCRIPTED Motorway Signal Mark 4 1.0.0

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Motorway Signal MK4 displays are the newest variable message displays used across Britain’s strategic trunk road network to manage the flow of traffic effectively during incidents. They play a key role in communicating information to drivers regarding the state of the network.

This pack contains two different versions:

Gantry Mounted MS4: This variant does not include variable speed limits and lane control signals, as this would be done by the AMIs mounted to the gantry above each lane.

Verge Mounted MS4: This variant sits at the side of the motorway and includes lane control signals, speed limits and everything else included in the gantry mounted MS4, eliminating the need for signals above each lane.

The display can be controlled by a user friendly UI, accessible only to teams defined in the configuration script by a control box adjacent to the display.

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