Traffic Control Devices

Lane divider specifications vary depending on the application (e.g., road, swimming pool, conveyor system), but generally include dimensions, material, and sometimes specific features like reflectors. For road dividers, with materials like rubber, plastic, or recycled rubber. Reflectors, often white or yellow, are common for increased visibility. Here's a more detailed breakdown:Road Lane Dividers: Dimensions: larger sizes for specific applications. Material: Common materials include rubber, recycled rubber, and plastic. Reflectors: Often incorporated, typically white or yellow, and sometimes as separate strips. Other Features: May include spring posts, bases, and specific packaging requirements. Other Lane Dividers: Conveyor Lane Dividers:May be made of stainless steel or other materials, with specific dimensions related to the conveyor system. Swimming Pool Lane Dividers:Used to separate swimming lanes, often made of durable materials like stainless steel with a white finish. Other Uses:Lane dividers can also be used to cordon off construction sites or restricted areas. Standards and Guidelines: Indian Roads Congress (IRC):Provides standards and guidelines for road construction, including lane widths and median specifications. Manual for Six Laning of National Highways:Addresses aspects like lane widths, median widths, and safety considerations for six-lane highways. National Highway Width Standards:Specify lane widths (typically 3.5 meters per lane), shoulder widths, and median widths for different types of highways