Common

Construction Zone

What It Means

An orange diamond, often showing a worker with a shovel, warning that you're entering an active construction or work zone.

How Rare Is It on Road Sign Hunt?

Common. You'll spot these on almost any drive.

Spotting Tip

These show up anywhere road crews are working — count on seeing several on any road trip of real distance, especially in summer construction season.

Fun Fact

Orange became the standard U.S. color for temporary traffic control (construction and work zones) specifically so it stands apart from the yellow used for permanent warning signs — drivers can tell at a glance that a hazard is temporary.

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