Vinton Area Wayfinding and Public Signage Study

Summary

The Vinton Area Wayfinding and Public Signage Study was conducted by the Roanoke Valley Area Metropolitan Planning Organization to examine existing signage in the Vinton area. The study found that the current signage system is inadequate and recommends the development of a standardized wayfinding system. The study also identified issues with sign clutter, inconsistent sign design, and inadequate sign placement. Recommendations include reducing sign clutter, combining signs on a single post, and developing a formal policy for combining street and stop signs.

Details

Subject

Vinton Area Wayfinding and Public Signage Study

Summary

The Vinton Area Wayfinding and Public Signage Study was conducted by the Roanoke Valley Area Metropolitan Planning Organization to examine existing signage in the Vinton area. The study found that the current signage system is inadequate and recommends the development of a standardized wayfinding system. The study also identified issues with sign clutter, inconsistent sign design, and inadequate sign placement. Recommendations include reducing sign clutter, combining signs on a single post, and developing a formal policy for combining street and stop signs.

Report Date

2009-08

Report Type

study

Report Title

Vinton Area Wayfinding and Public Signage Study

Authoring Body

Roanoke Valley Area Metropolitan Planning Organization

Reporting Period

2008-2009