Trans-Supply Blog – Road & Airport Safety At It's Best
All things safety in the transportation world. From air to the pavement transportation requires safety and safety provisions.
There is no doubt that there is a general movement toward being more ‘green’ on this planet, but some skeptics do exist. I will admit, when solar panels and hybrid vehicles started to come into the market, I always wondered if they did more harm than people realized. There have been claims that making a […]
Airport windsocks are pretty easily noticeable, so even if you don’t work in the airport industry or manage an airport, you most likely know what they are. But, if you are looking to order airport windsocks, you should be careful with the size windsock you choose, because the industry prices tend to jump up the […]
One of the most common and cost-effective pieces of traffic safety equipment is the delineator post. Although they feature a very rudimentary design, delineator posts can serve a variety of purposes. The most common use is to help drivers determine where the lane ends and whether or not they are allowed to merge. Most delineators […]
Most people don’t know what a barricade light is. When you explain that they are the yellow blinking lights on top of the orange barrels you see on the highway they usually are quick to understand what you are talking about. But chances are they don’t know about all the different types of barricade lights […]
There are many types of safety cones out there, in fact, probably more than you knew existed. For example, did you know they make key chain safety cones? Some traffic cones are as little as 2″ and have phrases on them like “FOLLOW ME” or “MY ZONE DO NOT ENTER”. There are flashing traffic cones, […]
A lot of kids, especially in college, think it’s funny to steal traffic cones or other traffic safety products. The problem is, they don’t realize how much these products cost. For example, those big LED boards you see on the side of the highway (traffic message boards) can cost over $20,000. So smashing a message […]
