Safety Traffic Cones
Safety traffic cones are widely used to guide vehicles, define lanes, and mark hazards in construction zones, roadways, and facilities. Their high-visibility color and reflective options help alert drivers and pedestrians to changing conditions and restricted areas.
Designed for quick deployment and easy repositioning, safety traffic cones support both temporary and long-term traffic control needs across a wide range of environments.
High-Visibility Traffic Control Solutions
Safety traffic cones provide clear visual guidance, helping reduce confusion and improve traffic flow. Bright colors and reflective collars make cones easier to see during the day and at night, helping ensure safer navigation through work zones and event areas.
Traffic cones are commonly used for lane closures, traffic tapering, hazard marking, and directing vehicles around active work areas.
Durability and Stability in Active Work Zones
Traffic cones are designed to withstand frequent handling, vehicle wind draft, and outdoor exposure. Heavier base designs help prevent tipping, while flexible materials allow cones to recover after impact.
Choosing cones built for durability helps maintain consistent placement and visibility throughout a project’s duration.
Selecting the Right Safety Traffic Cones
Cone height, base weight, and reflective features should be selected based on roadway speed, traffic volume, and visibility requirements. Larger cones with reflective collars are typically used on higher-speed roads, while smaller cones may be suitable for parking areas and facilities.
Transportation Supply offers safety traffic cones in multiple sizes and configurations to support compliant and effective traffic control setups.
FAQs
What are safety traffic cones used for?
Safety traffic cones are used to guide traffic, mark hazards, and define work zones in construction, roadway, and facility environments.
What size traffic cones are required for road construction?
Cone size requirements vary, but 28-inch and 36-inch cones are commonly used for road construction, especially on higher-speed roadways.
Do safety traffic cones need reflective collars?
Reflective collars are often required for nighttime use or low-visibility conditions to improve cone visibility for approaching drivers.
How are traffic cones spaced in work zones?
Cone spacing depends on roadway speed and application, with higher speeds requiring greater spacing to provide adequate driver reaction time.
Shop Safety Traffic Cones for Reliable Traffic Control
Ensure clear guidance and improved visibility with safety traffic cones designed for construction, traffic control, and facility use. Browse our selection today to find durable, high-visibility cones built for dependable performance.
