Rubber Lane Divider

A rubber lane divider, also known as a rubber road separator or rubber traffic separator, is a traffic control device used to separate and guide vehicles on the road. It is typically made from durable rubber materials that are resistant to impact, weather conditions, and UV radiation.

Rubber lane dividers are designed to enhance safety and improve traffic flow by providing a physical separation between lanes or marking boundaries. They are commonly used in areas such as construction zones, toll booths, parking lots, or roadwork areas.

The rubber construction of these lane dividers offers flexibility and resilience, allowing them to absorb impact from vehicles without causing significant damage. This makes them safer for motorists and reduces the risk of vehicle damage in case of accidental contact.

Rubber lane dividers are available in various designs, including solid or hollow configurations. Solid dividers provide a continuous separation between lanes, while hollow dividers can be filled with water or sand for added stability.

These lane dividers often feature reflective strips or panels, enhancing visibility during daytime and nighttime conditions. This helps improve awareness and guide drivers, especially in low-light or adverse weather conditions. Rubber lane dividers are lightweight and easy to install or relocate. They can be quickly placed and repositioned as needed, providing flexibility for changing traffic patterns or temporary road configurations.