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International Traffic Signs

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$24.57 $40.95 In stock

Category: Vehicle Play

3 years & up. Perfect companion to 5" vehicles, block play and learning about familiar road signs and their meanings. The signs are sized at 7 inches each, working well with vehicles of all sizes. The designs on each sign are well painted for easy comprehension. The set includes 10 - 7" wooden signs and 1 wooden stop light. Easy to disassemble for easy storage.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ellie R. ★★★★★

The 7-inch signs are the perfect size for my toddler to handle while setting up roads for his Matchbox cars. He’s already learning which sign means stop and which means go in a fun way. It’s a simple, durable set that really encourages creative play.

Joseph ★★★★★

My son builds whole towns with his toy cars, and these signs make the streets actually feel real. He already knows what a stop sign means now, which is pretty cool for a three-year-old.

Adam G. ★★★★☆

The 7-inch signs are a good size for my son's toy cars, and he's been having fun learning what stop and yield mean. I just wish the plastic stakes were a little thicker; they bend when he pushes them into the rug.