Customer Reviews and Testimonials
Radarsign is a trusted source for the best quality radar speed signs on the market today. Here is what our customers have to say about us.
Some 60,000 people move through the Georgia Tech jurisdiction each day. We chose Radarsign primarily because of the data gathering capabilities of the Streetsmart software. Several other vendors had it available, but required an annual fee. The value of that software functionality over the lifetime of the signs—and not a recurring cost—was a better deal.
Customer service, especially, has been quick and responsive. A lot of vendors make promises during the sales phase, then are hard to reach when you need them. But not Radarsign.
I was looking at the sign’s design and ease of movement around our property, and recommended Radarsign. Everyone who comes on the property notices our sign, and I believe the awareness of their actual speed is why we’ve seen the decrease. It’s serving its role 100 percent to the capacity we expected.
We used a Safe Routes to School Grant to purchase three driver feedback signs from Radarsign based on their reputation of slowing drivers and being durable. The signs operate well and are deterring speeders.
It’s a great PR tool. We use it not to create revenue but to work with the public and slow traffic, and it has done its job.
We chose Radarsign because it was the best bang for the buck.
I started researching safety measures we could add, and found that several of the 17 schools in the UNC system were using the Radarsign brand. I contacted them and got great feedback.
We had a tow-behind speed trailer that was on its last legs and finally rusted out. The replacement cost was substantial, so I started looking online and came across these radar speed signs. I decided to go with Radarsign because the TC-400 best fit my needs. These signs do exactly what we wanted them to do.
We went through a competitive bid and pricing process with three vendors before selecting Radarsign. We were particularly interested in Radarsign’s solar and battery backup capabilities. We got great customer service when I was asking questions—and I asked a ton of questions.
Complaints about excessive speeding have dropped 70 percent since we installed the sign. Having that radarsign light up has created awareness for drivers that someone just complaining doesn’t. Complaints can be subjective—what seems excessive speeding to you might not seem that way to me. But when the sign tells them they’re definitely speeding, then they need to do something about it.
We bought additional brackets and installed them, so it’s easy to move the sign to other streets as needed. We move it around 2-3 times each week
Radarsign’s Street Smart software allows us to download data that gives us insight to how many violators we actually have and where to place the signs to deter speeders.
When I started comparing Radarsign to other signs, I found that Radarsign had everything that I liked. I knew I could stop my search.
All our signs function well, and the public perception of them is positive. People see them and appreciate them being on the roadways.
When we were looking at different models of radar signs, we were most concerned about durability in the Alaska weather. The six signs have held up throughout the coldest months of the winter.
The Radarsign signs are working. You can tell just by standing near the sign. You can watch the cars react and slow down.
We have about 6 Radarsign units—a mixture of older and newer models—deployed currently. I’m not a fan of some brands of driver speed signs, but Radarsign’s sealed units keep failures due to environmental factors to a minimum.
Our community really liked the idea of radar signs; we also knew that the average traffic speeds were 37-45 miles per hour, which is well above the posted limits…The Radarsign brand signs have worked well. They’re a good reminder that school’s in, kids are crossing and there’s just too much traffic for you to be driving faster than the limit.