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* [[Native American Industries|Native American Industries, Inc. (NAI)]]
 
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* [[National Sign & Signal|National Sign & Signal (NSS)]]
 
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* [[National Traffic Control Co.|National Traffic Control Co. [Fostoria, O.] ]]
 
* [[National Traffic Signal Company|National Traffic Signal Co. [of Minnesota] ]]
 
* [[National Traffic Signal Company|National Traffic Signal Co. [of Minnesota] ]]
 
* [[National Traffic Signal Corporation|National Traffic Signal Corp. [of Chicago] ]]
 
* [[National Traffic Signal Corporation|National Traffic Signal Corp. [of Chicago] ]]

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Welcome to the HighwayWiki

The HighwayWiki is designed to record and archive facts and pictures about each and every known traffic signal and accessory, including their respective companies, dates produced, and related brands and models. To contribute, you must be logged into an active Highway Divides account. If you have any questions or are unsure about any ideas, talk it over in the Wiki section on Highway Divides.

This Wiki is incomplete. It is still largely a work in progress.

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Manufacturers of the U.S.A.

Listed here is every known brand or manufacturer of traffic signals and associated equipment that exist or existed within the U.S.


Manufacturers International

THIS LIST IS INCOMPLETE. This only includes a fraction of all international signal manufacturers, as many are not known to us.



* There are multiple manufacturers that share this common abbreviation.

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