Various embodiments of a modular signage system having a modular post that enables placement and display of a plurality of signs. The modular post includes a tab chamber that engages one or more signs and is configured to engage a stake for embedding within a ground surface.

A safety warning sign, when not in use, is rolled and stored inside to case, and in the event of emergency, when a driver opens the trunk and then opens the case by pulling a cover with a finger while the case is attached and affixed to the edge of the trunk by means of a magnetic body of an attachment member connected to the case, the safety warning sign stored in the form of a roll inside the case is, simultaneously as the case is opened, automatically spread open by its own weight (gravity) and deployed, thus allowing the driver, even in the state of panic from an accident, to easily and rapidly install the car safety warning sign and quickly escape to safety.

A flush wall mounted fire exit sign and an activation system to cause the exit sign to move outward from the wall when the exit sign is needed for viewing and providing direction to a building's exit. The exit sign may be mounted lower on the wall than traditional exit signage and rotate from the wall for people to view and may retract when a fire event is over.

Technologies and implementations for a modular sign apparatus having an integrated post driver. The technologies and implementations facilitate assembly of a ground engaging sign including a stake driver for a vertical member of the sign apparatus.

A sign cover includes a first portion fixed at a top side thereof with a top side of a second portion. Peripheral edges of the portions extend past a peripheral edge of a sign by a margin area when the portions are positioned over a front side and a rear side of the sign in a deployed configuration. The margin area of the portions each include a plurality of two-part mechanical fasteners. As such, in use, with the first portion and the second portion draped over the sign, the two-part mechanical fasteners hold the cover onto the sign. The first portion may include one or more transparent pockets for displaying one of several alternate signs.

A safety sign device is for a vehicle. The safety sign device may include a hinge being coupled a side of the vehicle, and an arm. The arm may include an elongate base, an electric motor coupled to the elongate base, an elongate housing coupled to the elongate base, and visual indicators carried by the elongate housing. The safety sign device may also include a sign coupled to the arm and being parallel to the arm. The hinge may include a pin, and a link assembly coupled between the pin and the electric motor and being rotatable about the pin. The electric motor may be configured to extend and retract the arm between a retracted position and an extended position.

An illuminated display device that includes a hinge post, a support post positioned in a laterally spaced relationship to the hinge post, and at least one support arm pivotably coupled to the hinge post and movable between a first position and an second position. The at least one support arm is configured to engage with the support post when moved to the first position. The illuminated display device further includes a display assembly supported by the at least one support arm and configured to support at least one display screen.

A railroad sign holder. The railroad sign holder provides a device for securing to a rail to display a signage member to oncoming trains and surrounding individuals. The railroad sign holder has a rod member, and a base member, the base member including an elongated section. The rod member has a signage member. The elongated section includes a rail clamp configured to removably affix to a rail. The rail clamp has a first arm and a second arm, each arm slidably disposed to a clamp bolt. Each of the first arm and the second arm includes a channel, the channel of the first arm facing the channel of the second arm. Each of the channels configured to receive a flange of the rail.

A taxi cab hailing assembly includes an arm that has a plurality of sections that are pivotally coupled together. The arm is positionable in an extended position or a collapsed position. A handle is provided and the arm is pivotally coupled thereto. The handle is gripped by a user to extend the arm outwardly toward a roadway when the arm is in the extended position. A panel is coupled to the arm thereby facilitating the panel be extended outwardly toward the roadway when the arm is in the extended position. A light emitter is coupled to the panel and the light emitter emits light the light emitter is turned on. In this way the light emitter enhances visibility of the panel to the taxi driver. An alarm is coupled to the handle and the alarm emits an audible alert when the alarm is turned on.