Expressway Soft was developed by Ray Larabie and published by Typodermic. Expressway Soft includes 12 styles and household bundle alternatives. p > Expressway Soft is a sans-serif typeface family inspired by the U.S. Department of Transportation's FHWA Series of Requirement Alphabets, also referred to as Highway Gothic. Considering that the middle of the twentieth Century, it's the typeface most used on roadway check in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Turkey, Spain, Venezuela, the Netherlands, Brazil, Argentina, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Mongolia and New Zealand. Instead of rigidly following government specifications, Soft Expressway is a more practical design that still holds on to that roadway indication sensation. The full household has 6 weights plus italics for a total of 12 styles. For a crisp cornered version, take a look at Typodermic Font styles' Expressway.

In OpenType savvy applications, you can access old-style (lowercase) numerals in addition to monospaced numerals. Currency signs, mathematical signs and portions are monospaced, making it simple to establish price lists and other tabular numerical data. Almost all current Latin based languages are supported, including Cyrillic languages, Greek and Pan Nigerian.

Font Family:
· Expressway Soft Light
· Expressway Soft Light Italic
· Expressway Soft Book
· Expressway Soft Book Italic
· Expressway Soft Rg-Regular
· Expressway Soft Italic
· Expressway Soft SemiBold
· Expressway Soft SemiBold Italic
· Expressway Soft Bold
· Expressway Soft Bold Italic
· Expressway Soft ExtraBold
· Expressway Soft ExtraBold Italic

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