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Traffic Drums vs Sand Barrels
Monday, March 4, 2013 By: admin
Some may confuse traffic drums and sand barrels. Sand barrels are typically yellow with a black top, and are used as cushions for potential accidents along the freeway. Traffic drums are smaller and are more of a ‘channelizing’ device to direct traffic but will also provide some protection during an accident.
The drums are orange and typically have orange/white reflective stripes on them. By shopping around you will notice pricing on the sand barrels are a lot higher than the traffic drums. This is because they are heavy duty, a lot bigger and can hold sand to make them weigh a lot more.
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