Reflective Traffic Cone - 350 x 700mm

A traffic cone with reflective properties refers to a cone equipped with reflective material applied to its surface. This material enhances visibility, particularly in low-light conditions or at night. The reflective feature serves to alert both drivers and pedestrians to the presence of the traffic cone, making it a crucial safety measure in various settings such as road construction, traffic control, and hazard delineation. By reflecting light, the cone becomes more visible, thereby reducing the risk of accidents in areas where visibility may be compromised.

Use Cases: 

1. Road Construction and Maintenance: Plastic traffic cones are frequently used to redirect traffic and create safe work zones during road construction, repairs, or maintenance activities. They help guide drivers around obstacles, lane closures, and construction equipment.

2. Traffic Control: Traffic cones are essential for managing traffic flow in both temporary and permanent situations. They can mark lanes, designate parking areas, and indicate changes in road conditions, such as merges or detours.

3. Hazard Delineation: Cones are used to mark hazardous areas or obstacles, such as potholes, debris, or damaged sections of road. Placing cones around these hazards helps alert drivers and pedestrians, reducing the risk of accidents or injuries.

4. Event Management: Plastic traffic cones are often employed at outdoor events, festivals, concerts, and sports venues to guide traffic, designate pedestrian walkways, and control crowds. They help organizers maintain order and ensure the safety of participants and attendees.

5. Parking Management: Cones are used in parking lots and garages to designate parking spaces, indicate no-parking zones, or restrict access to certain areas. They can also be used to reserve parking spaces for specific purposes or vehicles.

6. School Zones and Crosswalks: Traffic cones help improve safety around school zones and crosswalks by alerting drivers to reduced speed limits, pedestrian crossings, and school-related activities. They enhance visibility and encourage drivers to exercise caution in these areas.

7. Emergency Situations: Plastic traffic cones are deployed by emergency responders, such as police, fire, and ambulance services, to cordon off accident scenes, secure perimeters, and divert traffic away from danger zones. They assist in maintaining order and facilitating the swift resolution of emergencies.

8. Construction Sites: Cones are used on construction sites to mark off-limits areas, define pedestrian walkways, and alert workers to potential hazards. They contribute to workplace safety and help prevent accidents involving heavy machinery and equipment