Some of the most common types of temporary barriers for highway and commercial use include:
These portable and high-visibility traffic barriers are an alternative to concrete barriers. They are used in a wide range of applications and don't always require being filled with water to function optimally. They can be used as roadblocks or traffic diversions in warehouses and distribution centers.
These barriers are ideal for managing public spaces and ensuring safe zones for people. They are also effective for directing foot traffic during large public gatherings and separating pedestrians from vehicular traffic. Typically made using galvanized steel, they can be interconnected with other barriers.
These curved barriers are typically made of steel and painted red and white. Heavy-duty bull barriers are used when vehicles are in close proximity to ongoing roadwork and machinery.
Some median barriers are designed for temporary use. Made with concrete and placed on highways using a forklift, they help reduce serious injuries and fatal crashes on the road.
Steel temporary road barriers are lightweight engineering solutions ideal for short-duration work zones. These portable traffic barriers offer sufficient road protection without requiring ground anchoring.
Whether they're used as portable traffic barriers or construction barriers, temporary barriers offer several benefits:
RoadGuard is the leading installer of reliable barrier solutions in the United States. We work with clients in various industries, offering DOT specified installation services to meet their unique geological and technological requirements. Talk to our experts today about your highway and commercial barrier needs.
