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Why is the “LOOK” sign in Part 8 of the MUTCD black and white rather than black and yellow?

April 26, 2017Black look mutcd white Yellow

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Why is the “LOOK” sign in Part 8 of the MUTCD black and white rather than black and yellow?

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The LOOK (R15-8) sign is designed as a regulatory sign (black on white) because it reminds road users of the regulatory requirement to look both ways for trains before crossing, and it is placed at the point where this regulation applies, rather than in advance.