specific signals
This pedestrian signal includes a red pictogram and a green pictogram separated by several yellow rectangles.
The separation into several rectangles suggests that it was originally an hourglass, the rectangles went out one after the other depending on the time left for pedestrians to cross.
Today, all the yellow rectangles light up simultaneously while flashing to warn pedestrians that it has been detected by the PPS.
This is a special design for the equipment of specific pedestrian crossings (PPS) in the city of Toulouse, from 1985.
After Théry Hindrick's cessation of activity, it was the manufacturers TTS, then Lacroix Traffic who continued to manufacture an identical signal on behalf of the city of Toulouse.
CROSSWALK SIGNAL
double signal
second generation
first generation
H.MAILLET - Toulouse (31)
H.MAILLET - Lille (59)
SPECIAL TRAMWAY SIGNAL
RIVER NAVIGATION SIGNAL
SPECIAL PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL
SPECIAL PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL (1985)
Ø160 SIGNAL
D.SPENCER - Lille (59)
Special application for the tramway in the Lille region.
Set of 4 Futurit Standard type polycarbonate houses with fluorescent tubes.
First box marked "recorded call", and red, yellow, green boxes with tram pictogram.
These signals were replaced by the R17 tram signal when they were standardized.
Special application for a crosswalk in front of an exit of garage.
Two figurines pedestrians and the inscription "exit of vehicles ".
This signal is double face.
J.SAOULI - Douai (59)
T.MORA - Toulouse (31)
H.MAILLET - Reims (51)
Small signal for underground parks or special applications
This signal includes a mixed traffic light, a luminous "pedestrian crossing" panel, as well as lighting for the protected passage under the signal.
It is available in a single or double-sided version.
This is a special design for the equipment of specific pedestrian crossings (PPS) in the city of Toulouse, the experimentation of which began in 1985.
Two generations were made by Théry Hindrick: one with the first version of the N.A. traffic lights range, the second with the second version.
After Théry Hindrick's cessation of activity, it was the manufacturer TTS which continued to manufacture an identical signal for the city of Toulouse.
T.MORA - Toulouse (31)
H.MAILLET - Toulouse (31)
It was common for Théry Hindrick to produce signals outside the catalog, outside the standard ranges offered, and sometimes even outside the regulations in force.
Some signals were also special orders from communities.
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