Although you may have thought the difference between “speed bumps” and “speed humps” was mere terminology, the two are actually different traffic calming solutions with several distinguishing aspects of appearance, design, and application. Here is a guide to the major differences between these two speed reduction options. Use Speed bumps
Over the centuries, humans have constructed road signs from many materials, including stone, wood, plastic, and metal. Today road signage is typically made from reflective vinyl sheeting over an aluminum base or substrate. Modern road signage is standardized, but signs come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. All road, directional,
In the bustling world of construction, ensuring the safety of both workers and the general public is paramount. One of the most critical components in achieving this is the use of traffic markers. These markers, often overlooked by the average passerby, play a pivotal role in directing traffic, preventing accidents,
THE 20HDFF WAS ONCE AGAIN PUT TO THE TEST AND WAS INCREDIBLY SUCCESSFUL. This latest challenge involved the removal of 24” CROSSWALK TAPE. Several attempts were made by various manufacturers with little to no success to date. The most recent involved a drum style “Grinder” which also fell far short
Barrier wall delineators provide guidance at night and in adverse weather conditions. In low light conditions guardrails can practically disappear causing hazardous driving conditions. Guardrail and barrier wall delineators mounted in a close manner provide a continuous ribbon of reflectivity. Statistics show that 50% of all fatal accidents occur at night. Adding
Whether you’re a new contractor or have years of experience in the field, you’re sure to work with a variety of thermoplastics in your career. This article will introduce different types of hot applied thermoplastics you may encounter and discuss the uses of each variety. Each type of thermoplastic can be used
Detectable warning mats fall under the jurisdiction of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) via Americans with Disability Act Accessible Guidelines. The regulations dictate where the placement of warning mats occur. The standards require placement of warning mats at vehicular ways, the edges of transportation platforms, curbs, curb ramps,