The other design style for Travel Delay Data Displays is a map bar; these bars also come in three color schemes which have the same meaning as stated above. These are excellent to utilize over a forecast map you’ve designed and can easily display specific locations with specific travel impact information.

On one hand of this product, you get panels with a 3-color light: green for minimal impact, yellow for low to moderate impact, and red for high to significant impact. These color stages can be selected and you just have to enter the rest of the information such as location/airport, duration of delay, and the cause of the delay.

In the end, you’ll get:

9 total impact display panels

• 3 green – one that indicates “none” for delay duration, one that indicates “slight” delay duration, and one that is blank to enter your own information
• 3 yellow – one that indicates “slight” delay duration, one that indicates “moderate” delay duration, and one that is blank to enter your own information
• 3 red – one that indicates “major” delay duration, one that indicates “significant” delay duration, and one that is blank to enter your own information
• Bonus: the indicator lights by themselves, which is 3 – green, yellow, and red

9 total impact map bars (3 different lengths for short – long city names & delay info)

• 3 green – one long, one medium-length, and one short
• 3 yellow – one long, one medium-length, and one short
• 3 red – one long, one medium-length, and one short

The panels come in 2330x1580px, and the bars come in 1900×490.

Note: the map itself is not included with this product. If you are in need of maps, checkout MG Maps or the Ultimate Map Pack.