Delineators | Enhance Road Safety with Quality Traffic Solutions

Q: What is the Delineator also known as?
A: Traffic delineator, road delineator, plastic traffic post, traffic marker, road safety delineator, reflective delineator, highway delineator, road cone, traffic guide post, flexible traffic delineator, portable road marker, safety delineator, traffic control post, lane divider, visual traffic guide.

Q: What are delineators?
A: Delineators are traffic control devices that are used to guide and direct vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists on roads, highways, construction sites, or other areas. They are typically made of durable materials, such as plastic or metal, and come in various shapes and sizes.
Q: What are the common uses of delineators?
A: Delineators serve multiple purposes and are used in various applications, including:

• Traffic guidance: They are used to mark lanes, road edges, medians, or centerlines, providing visual cues and helping drivers maintain their position on the road.
• Hazard identification: Delineators can be placed near obstacles, curves, or construction zones to indicate potential hazards and increase driver awareness.
• Channelization: They are utilized to guide traffic flow, separate lanes, or indicate temporary traffic patterns during roadwork, events, or emergencies.
• Pedestrian safety: Delineators can be installed near crosswalks, sidewalks, or pedestrian zones to enhance visibility and increase safety for pedestrians.
• Parking management: Delineators are used to mark parking spaces, boundaries, or restricted areas in parking lots or garages, aiding drivers in navigating and complying with parking regulations.

• Ground mounting: Delineators can be permanently or temporarily mounted on the ground using bolts, screws, or adhesives.
• Base mounting: Some delineators have a base that can be filled with sand, water, or concrete to provide stability and allow for easy relocation.
• Attachment to existing structures: Delineators can also be attached to existing structures, such as walls, barriers, or posts, using brackets or clamps.