VMS Accessories

All our Variable Message Boards are event quality and meet the regulatory standards as specified by the RMS. These standards are as follow:

-The Australian Standard AS 4852.2 – 2009
-Variable Message Signs Part: 2, Portable Signs
-The RMS Specification No:P3104A [April 2008] Technical Specification for the Hire of Trailer Mounted Portable, Solar Powered Variable Message Signs [VMS]
-RMS Guideline S: PN028/G.Guidelines for the Location and Placement of Variable Signs. TDT 2005/02a June 2006
-TDT 2008/01 use of Portable Variable Message Signs with Radar Speed Indicators.
-Australian Standard AS 4192-2006 IlluminatedFlashing Arrow Signs.

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Variable Message Signs (VMS)

Variable Message Signs for Traffic Management and Public Communication

PremiAir Hire supplies Variable Message Signs (VMS boards) designed to improve safety, communication and traffic flow across roadworks, infrastructure projects and public events. These high-visibility electronic boards provide clear messaging in real time, helping inform motorists and pedestrians of changing conditions.

Why Choose PremiAir VMS Boards

  • High visibility displays suitable for highways and high-traffic areas.
  • Programmable messaging allowing real-time updates.
  • Reliable and compliant equipment maintained to industry standards.
  • Towable units for easy deployment.

Applications for VMS Boards

  • Roadworks and infrastructure projects
  • Traffic diversions and lane closures
  • Public events and crowd management
  • Emergency and incident response

Our Hire Service Includes

  • Portable VMS boards
  • Delivery and positioning support
  • Flexible hire periods

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can messages be updated remotely?
A: Yes, most units allow remote or on-site programming.
Q: Are VMS boards suitable for long-term road projects?
A: Yes, they are commonly used on infrastructure projects lasting weeks or months.