Traffic barricade refers to various facilities or structures set up on the road to restrict, guide or manage the flow of vehicles. These barriers are often used to increase traffic safety, improve traffic flow, reduce accidents, and protect pedestrians and drivers.
Traffic cone: Traffic cone is a common temporary traffic barricade, usually used to mark road projects, traffic accident scenes, temporary construction areas, etc. Featuring bright colors and easily identifiable shapes, they help guide vehicles and pedestrians around specific areas and improve traffic safety.
Roadblock: A roadblock is a structure used to restrict vehicle access to a specific area or block the passage of vehicles. It is usually made of materials such as concrete, steel or plastic. Roadblocks can be installed to prevent vehicles from entering areas where traffic is not allowed, such as construction sites, pedestrian areas or specific traffic lanes.
Curbs: Curbs are highly visible stone structures located at the edge of a road, often used to define the edge of the road and prevent vehicles from straying from the lane, while also helping to direct storm water drainage and protect roadside facilities.
Speed bump: A speed bump is a raised structure placed on the road to limit the speed of vehicles, slow down the speed of vehicles, and improve the safety of pedestrians and drivers. Speed bumps are usually set up in school areas, internal roads in communities, commercial areas and other places where speed restrictions are required.
Traffic island: Traffic island is an obstacle placed in the middle of the road to separate the flow of vehicles, reduce cross traffic, and improve traffic smoothness and safety. Traffic islands reduce the risk of accidents and provide safe crossing areas for pedestrians.
The setup and use of Traffic Barricade requires consideration of factors such as road characteristics, traffic flow, safety requirements, and local regulations. Correct and reasonable use of Traffic Barricade can effectively improve traffic safety, reduce the incidence of traffic accidents, and protect the lives and property of road users.
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