Delineators and center verges are vital components of road safety infrastructure, designed to guide and regulate traffic movement, particularly in areas with poor visibility or increased risk. Delineators are upright posts fitted with reflective strips, positioned along road edges, curves, or near construction zones to highlight road boundaries and alert drivers to changes in alignment or upcoming hazards. They significantly enhance visibility during nighttime or adverse weather. Center verges—also known as medians or central reservations—are physical barriers or painted sections that separate lanes of opposing traffic. These structures help prevent head-on collisions, organize turning flows, and can accommodate pedestrian pathways or emergency stopping zones. Together, delineators and center verges play a crucial role in improving traffic discipline, reducing accidents, and ensuring safer, more efficient road navigation. Benefits: 1) Enhanced Road Safety: Clearly mark lanes and boundaries, reducing the risk of accidents, especially in low-visibility areas. 2) Improved Traffic Flow: Help guide vehicles smoothly through curves, intersections, and construction zones, minimizing confusion. 3) Prevention of Head-On Collisions: Centre verges separate opposing traffic, significantly lowering the chances of direct-impact accidents. 4) Night-Time Visibility: Reflective delineators improve visibility in the dark or during adverse weather, aiding driver navigation. 5) Support for Traffic Management: Assist in organizing road layouts, controlling turning movements, and providing space for emergency or pedestrian use.
