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How would stop signs look if corporations designed them?

Don’t forget the logos, catchy phrases and a URL in case consumers need more information.

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Pedal Power 2/9/2010 11:37:30 PM

This plays like a joke but it is scarily reminiscent of the real thing, as I found out while researching labels for work.
Product intended for the US needs to meet ANSI Z535.4, while product intended for Europe must conform to ISO 3864 so, if your product ships to both areas, good luck walking the line.
safetylabelsolutions DOT com has some excellent material on the topic.

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