the interim approval drew negative response from government officials as well as one of the typeface's designers. The FHWA reinstated the interim approval on March 28, 2018, per Division L, Title I, Section 125 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018. Canada The Transportation Association of Canada's MUTCD for Canada allows the use of Clearview, and the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario uses it for positive contrast guide signs. Toronto has been replacing its black-on-white street signs with newer white-on-blue signs that use Clearview since 2004, with exceptions for certain older neighborhoods. Indonesia The Ministry of Transportation promulgated a regulation in 2014 to introduce new road signs that would use the Clearview typeface. This new regulation was intended to meet ASEAN Economic Community standards starting in 2015. Previously, road signs in Indonesia had traditionally used FHWA Series fonts since 1993. Philippines Signage in the Philippines uses Clearview on newer signs. The numbered shields in the Philippine highway network use Clearview. See also Public signage typefaces Highway Gothic References External links FHWA page about the Clearview typeface Official site Government typefaces Humanist sans-serif typefaces Road signs in the United States Typefaces and fonts introduced in 2004 Typefaces designed by James Montalbano