The BA40 is a gold-on-silver oval shield badge measuring 3½" x 2½". The outer frame is silver with a raised laurel-wreath border. A 7-pointed gold star fills the center field, with "Motor Officer" arched across the top and "Traffic Control" at the base in navy blue lettering. A full-color enameled American flag medallion occupies the star's center, surrounded by the phrase "To Protect and Serve."

Yes. A custom ID engraving option is available at checkout for up to four characters. Selecting this option adds a processing time of approximately 3 to 7 business days depending on the badge manufacturer's current workload. Plan your order timeline accordingly if you need the badge for a specific date.

A commission badge is an official credential issued by a law enforcement agency that carries legal authority specific to that officer and jurisdiction. A role-identifier badge like the BA40 displays a title and function without conferring official police or peace officer authority. Role-identifier badges are used by traffic control officers, security personnel, event staff, and civilian enforcement agents to communicate their assignment clearly to the public.

No, the badge is sold alone. You will need to purchase a separate badge holder, badge clip, or badge wallet to wear or display it. Standard oval shield holders designed for a 3½" x 2½" badge size will fit the BA40.

First Class produces uniform badges from zinc alloy or die-cast base metal with electroplated finishes. For the BA40, the silver finish is a bright nickel-style plate over the base metal and the gold areas are separately plated. The center seal is a hard enamel inlay. This construction is standard for the duty-badge category and gives the badge a solid, substantial feel without the weight of solid brass.