Dip sign
What it is?

Dip sign warns drivers of a sudden dip or low section of the roadway

Dip sign Meaning

One needs to reduce speed while approaching this sign, as it is unsafe to cross a dip at high speed. Such places especially become dangerous after showers, as water will collect in the dip and increase the chances of hydroplaning.

Shape: diamond

The sign is diamond-shaped with the letters “DIP” in bold

Location: near a steep drop in the road

Dip signs are erected near where the road surface dips suddenly, creating a noticeable depression

Color: yellow and black

The yellow background of this warning sign has black lettering for optimal visibility.

Questions and Answers

Facts About the

01

Dip signs

Dip signs warn Drivers of a sharp depression in the road ahead which can impact vehicle control.
02

Drivers should slow down

Drivers should slow down to navigate safe the dip and to prevent damage or loss of vehicle control.
03

During wet or icy weather

During wet or icy weather, dips will harbor water or become slippery and enhance the likelihood of skidding or hydroplaning.

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