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Traffic Cone Weights?

Monday, May 31, 2010 By: Transportation Supply

traffic cone, traffic cones, safety cone, safety cones, orange cone, orange cones, construction cone, construction cones, 28lb cones, 28lb coneA traffic cone can either be made a specific weight that is suitable for a particular job, or it can have weights put on top of the base in order to keep it down.  Traffic cones may need to be a certain weight for a variety of reasons.  It could be that you need them to stay up to high winds.

It could be that you need them to stay up even when hit by a car, though less likely.  To explore the different weight options, first find out the weight of the cone and then the accessories they offer in order to increase the weight of the traffic cone and keep it down.

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Traffic Cone Issues

Tuesday, May 25, 2010 By: Transportation Supply

traffic cone, traffic cones, orange cone, orange cones, safety cone, safety cones, highway cones, road conesA traffic cone is pretty simple, so you may be surprised to see a post about traffic cone problems.  Well, they do exist, and the majority of the time it has to do with the quality of the cone.  One issue with traffic cones may be the material it is made out of.

Always be weary of a traffic cone that comes from China.  They can become disfigured under the heat and turn different colors.  Other issues include the quality of the reflective tape.  Try looking into these issues before purchasing traffic cones.

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Traffic Cones on the Side of the Road

Tuesday, May 11, 2010 By: Transportation Supply

traffic cones, traffic cone, construction cone, construction cones, safety cones, safety cone, orange cone, orange cones, Where are traffic cones used most?  Well, chances are you can find them on the side of the road while you are taking that all-too-long drive home from or to work.  Or you may see them in your local town, protecting traffic or warning traffic of a ditch.

Traffic cones can be on the side of the road, or even on the soccer field!  The varieties and options on traffic cones means that there are a multitude of applications for them.

safety cones, safety cone, traffic cone, traffic cones, orange cone, orange cones, construction cone, construction conesChances are if you are a commuter (either to work or to school) you are dealing with a lot of construction right now on the roads.  This also means you probably see safety cones everywhere.  On the side of the road, in the middle of the road to direct traffic, and possibly in other places.

Safety cones may seem like the last thing you want to think about after getting home from work, but they can be very beneficial when it comes to improving our roadways.  Without these traffic safety products, our roads wouldn’t be as safe.

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Traffic Cone Info

Wednesday, April 14, 2010 By: Transportation Supply

traffic cones, traffic cone, orange cones, orange cone, construction cone, construction cones, safety cone, safety cones, reflective cone, reflective conesTraffic cones are usually used outdoors for road work or other things that require traffic to be diverted.  Sometimes traffic cones have reflective sleeves or reflective collars so that they can be seen during the night.  When traffic cones have retroreflective collars, they meet the MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices).

Traffic cones can range from 30 cm to over 1 m.  When it comes to colors, brightness is the most important.  Orange, yellow, pink, and red are the most common because of this.