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1. Purpose:

   • End of Construction Zone signs are used to notify drivers that they are leaving a construction or work zone. This helps to ensure that drivers are aware of the return to regular driving conditions, such as speed limits or lane configurations.
   • It helps prevent accidents by clearly marking the transition from a controlled construction zone back to standard road conditions.

2. Design:

   • Shape: Typically rectangular or diamond-shaped, adhering to the standard road sign design for clarity.
   • Color: Often uses a yellow or orange background, commonly associated with warning signs, with black or dark-colored text or symbols.
   • Text: The text might include phrases such as “PEMBINAAN TAMAT” (End of Construction) or “END OF ROAD WORK,” with accompanying arrows or symbols to guide drivers.
   • Symbol: Depending on the region, it may also include a symbol that signifies the end of special road conditions, like a road or construction icon.

3. Material:

   • Durability: The sign is often made from weather-resistant materials, such as aluminum or high-quality plastic, to withstand outdoor conditions.
   • Reflectivity: Many construction zone signs are reflective to ensure high visibility during low-light conditions (such as at night or in foggy weather).

4. Size:

   • Typically, these signs are large enough to be visible from a distance. The standard size can vary depending on traffic regulations but usually ranges from 24 to 36 inches in height or width.

5. Placement:

   • These signs are usually placed at the point where the construction or roadwork zone ends, often just before a change in traffic flow or speed limits. They are typically placed in a clear and visible location, giving drivers time to react and return to normal driving conditions.

6. Additional Features:

   • Speed Limit Changes: The sign may also be accompanied by an indication that the speed limit has returned to normal, providing further guidance to drivers.
   • Temporary Road Features: If the construction zone included temporary traffic features (like lane shifts or narrowed lanes), these signs may help guide drivers back to the original layout.

Uses:

• Inform drivers that the construction zone has ended and that they can resume normal driving.
• Help maintain safety by marking the transition point clearly and in advance.
• Indicate when roadwork or detours are no longer in effect.