Raised pavement markings are a type of road marking that use tactile elements to provide a physical and audible feedback to drivers, which helps them navigate the road more safely.
Profiled Markings
These are heat-applied markings that are often used to mark pedestrian crossings or delineate lanes. They are made of durable materials and can withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy traffic.
Pavement Markings
These markings are similar to thermoplastic profiled markings but are made from a thicker and more durable material. They are commonly used to mark edge lines, center lines, and other high-traffic areas.
Retro-reflective pavement markers
These are reflective markers that are embedded into the road surface. They are often used to mark curves, ramps, and other areas where visibility is reduced.
Raised pavement markings are an important safety feature that can help reduce accidents by providing clear and consistent information to drivers. They are commonly used on highways, city streets, and other roadways to improve visibility, guide drivers, and provide tactile feedback.
