The city of Fairlawn, Ohio is making streets safer with Radarsign, the manufacturer of the world’s first armored driver feedback sign. The city’s addition of the Radarsign TC-400 portable radar speed sign was covered in the West Side Leader.
Radarsign News Releases
Radarsign in the News: Cincinnati Is Using Driver Feedback Signs from Radarsign to Keep Pedestrians Safe and Hold Drivers Accountable
MARIETTA, Ga., April 17, 2019—WLWT News 5’s Ashley Kirklen reports on the radar speed signs that are appearing in neighborhoods and communities all around Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Police Department and the Ohio Department of Transportation are using the driver feedback signs from Radarsign to gather speed and traffic data to determine and target speeding hotspots […]
2018: Radarsign’s 14th Consecutive Year-Over-Year Sales Growth Confirms Growth and Momentum
MARIETTA, Ga., March 13, 2019—Radarsign, the manufacturer of the world’s first armored radar speed sign, continues to experience record-breaking sales success. For the 14th consecutive year, the Marietta, Georgia-based manufacturer saw year-over-year sales growth across all customer categories, which include law enforcement agencies, municipalities, corporate campuses and government entities. Radarsign’s 2018 highlights include: 14 percent […]
CBS KNOE News 8 Reports on How Radarsign Is Making a Neighborhood in West Monroe, Louisiana, Safer
MARIETTA, Ga., December 20, 2018—In Louisiana, the West Monroe Police Department recently installed a portable radar speed sign in a neighborhood on Wellerman Road. The street has a history of speeding drivers, but the problem has worsened due to nearby construction. CBS reporter Kassandra Merritt with KNOE News 8 in West Monroe reported on the […]
Radarsign in the News: Police Chief Magazine Publishes Column by Co-Founder Charlie Robeson
MARIETTA, Ga., December 17, 2018—Since 1934, Police Chief magazine has been the official publication of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)—a not-for-profit organization established in 1893 to undertake programs leading to more effective, professional policing. As a trusted resource, law enforcement leaders look to Police Chief to learn about their colleagues’ best practices, […]
Snellville Police Department Uses State Grant to Purchase Radarsign’s Portable TC-400 Radar Speed Signs
The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reports on the SPD’s new speed control plan to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities MARIETTA, Ga., December 5, 2018—Over the past five years, Snellville, Georgia, has experienced a 51 percent increase in total traffic accidents and a 68 percent increase in injury accidents. To combat this the Snellville Police Department will be […]
Radarsign Helps Guilford County Keep Trick-or-Treaters Safe on Halloween
FOX News reports on how portable TC-400 radar speed signs make streets safer MARIETTA, Ga., December 3, 2018—Guilford County, North Carolina sheriff’s deputies used their new portable TC-400 radar speed signs from Radarsign to warn drivers to slow down on Halloween. The TC-400 was specifically designed to be used in multiple locations using Quick Mount […]
Radarsign Debuts New TC-600 Upgrade with Compact Hyper-Alert Flash Technology
Compact clusters of 68 LED lights are built right into the “Your Speed” faceplate, delivering an ‘impossible to ignore’ speeder alert that is significantly more compact than traditional beacons.
Radarsign in the News: The Creswell Chronicle Shares the Benefits of the City’s New TC-400 Radar Speed Signs
In July, the city of Creswell installed two, new TC-400 Radarsigns that were purchased with grant monies through the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). The portable, battery-operated signs were moved at the beginning of September to new locations within the school zones as police prep for back-to-school congestion.
Women’s Philanthropic Group Brings Radarsign to the Streets of Parker, Texas
When you combine the beauty and freedom of the open country in Parker, Texas, with the autopilot drive of commuter residents, the sum is a speeding problem. While searching for a solution to the city’s speeding problem, Captain Price landed on radar speed signs. Little did he know that a local philanthropic women’s group was looking for an opportunity to give back to the community through the city’s police department.