What does VMS stand for?

Variable Message Sign

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Samples in periodicals archive:

WORK will start today to install a new overhead gantry on the M6 toll near Cannock and additional equipment to the variable message signs on the M6 in the Midlands.

Work begins to bring in M-way warning systems

The gantry will include an electronic variable message sign over the eastbound carriageway, which will provide up-to-the-minute travel information to drivers.

M62 to close at night

Variable Message Signs Limited (VMSL), the UK's leading supplier of driver information systems based in Hebburn, South Tyneside, has been awarded the contract for the supply and installation of driver information signs in the West Midlands.

Signs are good as firm seals deal in Midlands

Hebburn-based Variable Message Signs (VMS) has won about a third of the pounds 185m four-year contract to put signs giving detailed information about traffic across the UK road network.

Signs look good for VMS with pounds 60m deal

Known as variable message signs, the hitech signs have been placed along the Cross Docks route linking the M53 in Wallasey through to Birkenhead at a cost of pounds 100,000.

Hi-tech road signs to aid motorists

Costing pounds 100,000, the Variable Message Signs, have been put along the Cross Docks route linking the M53 in Wallasey to Birkenhead.

Drivers get early warning

A bus equipped with a global positioning system that calculates and relays departure and arrival times to variable message signs posted along its route enables visitors and employees to check the shuttle schedule and navigate the park easily.

Traveler information comes to Acadia National Park. (Technical News)

Extra variable message signs on the M4 are scheduled to be installed next spring.

Study aims to cut jams on M4; Investigation starts to tackle problems