Eye Spy Signs & Safety

04/02/2026

It's starting to get serious at , very cool to see our work on display to an international audience!

15/01/2026

Get on board with this amazing world class event! We are stoked to be involved again this year in signage, just as long as we don’t have to ride down the track!!!

09/01/2026

Wow! What a terrible office today, these blocks have to be in one of the most beautiful places in

14/10/2025

A Proud Milestone for Eye Spy Signs 🚢

A Proud Milestone for Eye Spy Signs 🚢 Today marks a major milestone for Eye Spy Signs, celebrating the completion of our signage supply and installation for the Spirit of Tasmania IV. What began four years ago has grown into one of the most high-profile and rewarding projects in our 31-year histo...

03/04/2025

Doe, a deer, a frothy beer 🤔

You will see these (un vandalised) Deer 🦌 signs 🪧 rolled out across the State as these pesky animals roam free these days.

26/02/2025

Thanks to SPICERS & 3M for arranging a special in-house training day here at EYE SPY SIGNS southern branch for a few of our guys to sharpen up their skills!
The theme for the day ‘VEHICLE WRAPPING & VINYL KNOWLEDGE’
It’s great to receive one on one training from a leading expert in our industry.
Doesn’t matter how many years of experience you have there are always new ways and techniques to learn.
All our guys took something away from the course that will help them to become better installers.

08/02/2025

Have a look at some of the signage we made for Red Bull Hardline this week! What an amazing event to be apart of 🚵
Maydena Bike Park Red Bull Bike

07/02/2025

Let’s go!!!

07/02/2025

Super stoked to be the signage partner with Red Bull Bike and hats off to Dirt Art and Maydena Bike Park for such an epic event!!!

20/12/2024

11/10/2024

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New speed limits coming next week ❗

The Commissioner for Transport has approved speed limit changes at the following locations.

👉 Bass Highway, for 1.9-kilometres between the Howth and Heybridge roundabouts, from 110 km/h to 90 km/h.
👉 Cressy Road, for 500-metres starting just south of Brickendon Street in Longford, from 80 km/h to 60 km/h.
👉 Huon Highway, for 4.4-kilometres between Waterloo and south of the Geeveston township, from 100 km/h to 80 km/h.
👉 Huon Highway, for 900-metres through Raminea, from 100 km/h to 80 km/h.
👉 Huon Highway, for 2.3-kilometres through Glendevie from 80 km/h to 70 km/h.

The speed limits were reviewed in response to requests by members of the local communities and assessment by the Department of State Growth.

Each change will reduce the risk of crashes, improving safety for road users.

The changed speed limits will come into effect once the new speed limit signs have been installed, which is expected to be between Monday, 14 October and Friday, 18 October 2024.

‘New speed limit ahead’ signs will also be placed to warn road users of the change.

You can read more about each speed limit change here: https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/managing_the_roads/speed_limits_in_tasmania/about_speed_limits

Image: A yellow "new speed limit ahead" sign.