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Choose black-bottom reflective road cones - a great solution for construction or soccer practice. We also offer valet cones, blue accessibility cones, and pop-up LED cones. Add your logo to any custom traffic cones.
Five Heights; 6", 12", 18", 28" & 36"
5 Color Choices 28", 18" or 12" tall
42" or 28" 16 lb. or 10 lb. base
Expandable 7' or 10'
Clip-on signs &Caution Tape
18", 28" & 30" 4 or 5 pack
Traffic cones mark Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) Zones, "An area of a highway where road user conditions are changed."*
*All quoted statements from MUTCD, 2009 ed.
*Modified image. Original provided by Andrew on Flickr
Not for use on public roads
Driver ed courses, mark indoor hazards
Athletics/soccer, animal or dog training
Roadways <45
Athletics, landscaping, parking
w/ 10lb base – Roadways >45mph
Hazard markers/blockades and signage
Roadways >45mph (required size in certain states incl DE & FLA)
Industrial/utility facilities and entryways
Pop up cones are a safer, more energy efficient alternative to road flares. They’re made of nylon, foldable, and use a switch-powered LED bulb instead of an open flame. First responders use these instead of traditional traffic cones to indicate emergencies. Some drivers also carry them in case of incident as they conveniently collapse and include a handy carrying bag.
Hollow traffic cone tubes including grabber cones, looper tubes, and grabber tubes are recognized by the MUTCD for delineation purposes – usually roadside or off-road. They’re designed to string tape, chain, cone bars and more. Frequently used for crowd control.
*Required by MUTCD for use at night or in sever weather
On the color wheel, Safety Orange (aka "Blaze" Orange) is opposite azure – the color of the sky. That makes this hue the most dissimilar to an outdoor backdrop and the easiest to spot. The color is Orange-152 on the Pantone Matching System (PMS) with 14 parts yellow + 3 parts warm red + ¼ part black. Blaze Orange is recognized as a high-visibility color by the MUTCD, ANSI, and OSHA, and used for hunting gear and to mark safety tips on guns.
Florescent yellow-green traffic cones (Pantone, Yellow-Green 382) may be used in place of traditional orange cones, but the color generally warns of increased pedestrian activity. Whereas orange cones can be expected on highway construction areas, lime green cones are usually found near school zones, bus stops, playgrounds, etc. Safety cones of this color are also common where large vehicles are in close proximity to workers, such as industrial sites and facility entryways.
Yes, but the charges depend on the circumstance. Taking anything from a public agency can have serious consequences, especially if a traffic accident results.
Like all traffic safety products, cones are made from pliable plastics -- usually Polyvinyl Chloride. Because cones are manufactured through pressure-molding, the plastic is extremely dense and sturdy yet soft enough to avoid damaging a vehicle.
Anyone can buy a traffic cone, even an MUTCD-compliant traffic cone. In fact, traffic cones have a host of everyday functions. But placing a traffic cone on public property -- such as on-street parking spots -- is usually illegal and can result in a fine.
In 1940, Charles P Scanlon, a Los Angeles streets worker, invented what would become the first patented safety cone. The original design was made of rubber and fashioned by sewing together used tire skins.
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