Delinator Types

Delineators are important road safety products used to mark roadsides, direct drivers and increase traffic safety. These products are generally height-varying poles coated with reflective materials and are often designed to provide better visibility at night or in low light conditions. Delineators may have different features for different types and purposes.

Classical delineators used to determine road edges are generally used on straight roads and turns. These delineators consist of metal or plastic poles designed to withstand high traffic volumes and high-speed roads and are often coated with reflective materials. Its height and visibility allow drivers to see the road better.

Curved delineators used at deceleration and turning points are designed to attract drivers' attention and make them reduce their speed. These delineators have a curved shape, often covered with reflective strips, and can be located at the edge or in the middle of the road. These types of delineators are especially effective in attracting the attention of drivers at dangerous or narrow turns.

Pedestrian crossing delineators used at pedestrian crossings and in front of schools are designed to enable pedestrians to cross the road safely. These delineators have high visibility and are often coated with colored and reflective materials to enable drivers to better notice pedestrian crossings.

There are also special delineators designed for special purposes. For example, grade delineators used on dangerous slopes or curves are mounted at an inclined angle to allow drivers to better see curves or descents. There are also types of delineators designed for bicycle paths, parking areas and other special areas.

As a result, delineators play an important role in marking road edges, guiding drivers and increasing traffic safety. Delineators, which have different features according to their different types and purposes, are one of the basic elements of the highway infrastructure and enable drivers to travel safely.