Traffic Bollard

A traffic bollard, also known as a traffic post or traffic pillar, is a sturdy vertical post used to control and direct the flow of traffic. It serves as a physical barrier and guide for vehicles and pedestrians in various traffic management scenarios.

Traffic bollards are typically made of robust materials such as steel, concrete, or high-density polyethylene (HDPE). They are designed to withstand impact and provide long-lasting performance in outdoor environments. These bollards come in various sizes, shapes, and styles to suit different traffic control needs. Some are fixed in place, while others may be removable or collapsible, allowing for temporary or flexible traffic control configurations.

Traffic bollards can serve multiple purposes, including delineating lanes, protecting buildings or pedestrian areas, restricting access to certain areas, or marking pedestrian crosswalks. They are often used in urban areas, parking lots, schools, construction sites, and other locations where traffic control and safety are a concern.

Some traffic bollards feature reflective bands or strips to enhance visibility, particularly during nighttime or low-light conditions. This increases their effectiveness in guiding drivers and alerting them to the presence of traffic control measures.