![]() It typically indicates you’re going the wrong way. Should only be installed on one-way roads or highway ramps with the white side facing towards oncoming traffic the red reflector is meant to serve as a “Do Not Enter” / “Wrong Way” indicator for drivers.Brent Johnson, general manager of the well-named Centerline Supply Ltd., in Grand Prairie, Texas, told me that these reflectors are called pavement markers, raised pavement markers, reflective pavement markers, or RPMs.* And it turns out the colors do have meaning. Reflective Red-White: Red on one side, white on the other.2-Way Reflective Red: Indicates do not enter and can be used for a variety of applications from on-ramps to road boundaries.2-Way Reflective Green: Typical use is for marking entrances to gated communities for emergency vehicles.2-Way Reflective Blue: Blue markers are for drawing attention to the presence of a fire hydrant nearby.2-Way Reflective Amber: Reflective for both lanes including oncoming traffic.1-Way Reflective White: More visible option for marking centerlines and lanes.1-Way Reflective Amber: Affordable option for marking traffic lanes.Additionally, red and white reflectors should only be installed on one-way roads or highway ramps with the white side facing towards oncoming traffic the red reflector is meant to serve as a “Do Not Enter” / “Wrong Way” indicator for drivers. ![]() For example, blue markers are for drawing attention to the presence of a fire hydrant nearby. In most municipalities, certain colors should only be used to convey specific messages. Please verify any local rules and regulations regarding the use of pavement markers in your area prior to placing your order. For Transline’s selection of pavement marker adhesives, please refer to our product catalog. They are designed for commercial use on existing and new asphalt and concrete road surfaces. Reflective pavement markers can be applied with butyl pads (peel and stick), epoxy, or bitumen (asphalt). There’s no batteries to replace or panels to charge just install the pieces and you’re good to go! How to Install These reflectors will “catch” and amplify the small amounts of light provided by car and bicycle headlamps, giving them an illuminated appearance. Where our markers really shine, though, is at nighttime, or in areas with little ambient light. ![]() Any vehicle that passes over them will feel a small-but unmissable-bump, notifying them that they’re drifting outside of established driving boundaries. Our reflective pavement markers are brightly-colored and easily visible during the daytime. ![]() Between their appearance and raised texture, pavement markers will help keep existing lanes organized, temporarily stand-in for painted lines on freshly paved surfaces, and overall just make roads safer and easier to navigate. Use reflectors to mark multi-lane highways, two-lane roads, roadways, construction zone entrances and exits, and even individual spaces in small parking lots. Whatever you want to call them, these little blocks can be the key to a better driving experience! Designed for Roads, Highways & More ![]()
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