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Frequently Asked Questions

Where should traffic cones be implemented?

Traffic cones should be used in various high-traffic areas, to avoid vehicles and pedestrians from intercepting or accessing areas of concern and high risk. Used for traffic management. This product is commonly used in work, high maintenance and busy environments.

It is recommended to implement traffic cones in the following locations:

Construction Zones
Road work - Highways and streets
Car Parks
Sports Grounds
Pedestrian crosswalks
Outdoor Events - Festivals, etc
High-traffic indoor areas
Airports
Industrial
Warehouses
Distribution Centres

How effective are traffic cones?

Traffic cones provide safety and alert individuals of expected dangers.
They are known to be economical, effectively closing roads and prohibited areas, minimising the rate of injuries, damage and unfortunate incidents.
With similar properties, an alternative product which can be used in the place of traffic cones are bollards, they are often used due to their height, enhancing visibility.
Accessories and compatible parts can also be associated with traffic cones, as well as bollards to further boost awareness and capture the attention of high-traffic.
These include lights, signs and other attachments which help with securing barrier tapes and retractable belts.

How often are traffic cones used?

This product is used frequently, when there is disruption in various locations, some heavy-duty work is in place in areas in which vehicles and pedestrians are often present. You might have seen traffic cones being used in multiple scenarios, whether it is in construction zones, during road work, to guide traffic past danger or even in and outside retail/hospitality perimeters, The distinctive High-vis fluorescent orange and tall stature are hard to miss and attention grabbing. Making traffic cones an essential product, recommended by the government and OHS advisors.

Are traffic cones mandatory?

In certain occasions it is mandatory to use traffic cones, especially locations which convey unforeseen danger and probable undesirable outcomes. The role of a traffic cone is to redirect oncoming traffic, also to barricade dangerous situations from the public and onsite individuals/vehicles. Most often it is highly necessary for traffic cones to be utilised for traffic control and management purposes, therefore it is considered to be mandatory for operative safeguarding.

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