Road signs

Read about our partnership with Vattenfall InCharge in this blog!

Read the full specs of the CirQ board in this blog!

Read about the inspiration and creation of the CirQ board in this blog!

Read the story behind this innovative product in our blog!

At Climate Signs, we strive for innovation that goes hand in hand with sustainability.
Our CirQ sign is the perfect example of that.
Made from 100% recycled aluminum, it actively contributes to a circular economy and a cleaner planet.

Since today, the first sustainable traffic sign has been in place in Krimpen. Alderman John Janson of Traffic and Transport and Wubbo Tempel of Sustainability unveiled it. With traffic signs made of recycled plastic, we are making Krimpen’s outdoor space one step more sustainable.

The municipality of Zaanstad was the initiator of the regional traffic signs tender from the Amsterdam Metropolitan Region.
The core of this tender was that only sustainable traffic signs were to be supplied and placed.

Because Climate Signs embraces social issues by innovating and cooperating as much as possible with raw material recycling and production chain partners, more and more municipalities are choosing our sustainable honeycomb traffic signs.
Road authorities in the Netherlands must start making sustainable choices in the coming years.
Because the production chains at Climate Signs are short and recycled raw materials from the Netherlands are used, we can scale up regionally and quickly.
We are not dependent on imports or other logistical challenges because the PCR-Sign traffic sign is produced 100% CO2 neutral in the Netherlands.
Because we own the production moulds, we retain control and can close the cycles optimally.

At Climate Signs, we had no less than 120 solar panels installed on the roof of our office building on Monday, Feb. 20.
What kind of initiatives do you have to realize a sustainable and circular future?
Perhaps for you it starts with the purchase of our bio-based traffic signs?
We are proud of our fleet of vehicles for which more and more electric buses are being purchased.
So it comes in handy that from now on we can run them on green electricity generated by our own solar panels!