Trans-Supply Blog – Road & Airport Safety At It's Best
When managing traffic flow or securing a construction site, choosing the right barricade is essential for safety and compliance. Two common types of barricades used in traffic control are Type 1 and Type 2 barricades. While they may appear similar, they serve distinct purposes and are designed to meet specific safety standards. What is the […]
Have you ever wondered why traffic cones are almost always bright orange? The iconic color isn’t just a random choice—it plays a crucial role in ensuring safety on roads, construction sites, and event venues. So why are traffic cones orange? Traffic cones’ distinctive orange hue is rooted in its ability to stand out and grab […]
Traffic cones are essential tools for traffic control, worksite safety, and crowd management. But how much does a traffic cone actually cost? The price of traffic cones can vary depending on factors like size, material, and additional features. Whether you’re a contractor, event organizer, or a business owner, understanding the cost breakdown of traffic cones […]
Type 3 barricades, also known as type III barricades, are a key safety feature in traffic control and road management. These robust, highly visible barriers are designed primarily to close roads and prevent vehicles or pedestrians from accessing certain areas. Unlike smaller traffic control devices such as type 1 or type 2 barricades, type 3 […]
When selecting traffic cones, the size, shape, and color you choose depend on various factors and specific requirements. Understanding the different types of traffic cones can help you make the right decision for your needs. Below, we explore the types of traffic cones available and key considerations to keep in mind when choosing the best […]
The first thing to know: what speed limit will my rumble strips need to be approved for? We have strips that are only designed for up to 35 mph, and we have others designed for 40 mph+. If you put a slow speed strip on a fast road such as a highway, you will end […]
