Rumble Strips alert drivers with color.
Press Release Summary:
Self-adhesive rumble strips create visual, audible, and physical alert to drivers in traffic areas where caution is critical. Fluorescent yellow-green strips focus driver's attention on road and surroundings, while repeating rumble sound and vibration increase awareness. Adhesive backing bonds securely to road surface, allowing roadways to be opened to traffic immediately after installation. Rubber-based strips come in rolls and are 150 mil thick.Original Press Release:
New Fluorescent Rumble Strips Alert Drivers In Pedestrian or Work Areas
Self-adhesive rumble strips from Advance Traffic Markings create a visual, audible, and physical alert to drivers in traffic areas where caution is critical, such as school and airport pick up and drop-off zones, hospitals and other pedestrian areas. The highly visible, fluorescent yellow-green rumble strips focus drivers attention on the road and surroundings, while a repeating rumble sound and physical vibration increases drivers awareness.
Available in permanent or removable styles, rubber-based ATM rumble strips install easily with no special equipment. Specially designed for concrete and asphalt surfaces, rumble strips have a pre-applied adhesive backing that creates
a secure bond to the road surface. Roadways can be opened to traffic immediately after installation.
The strips are available in 4 x 90 rolls and are 150-mil thick; double-stacking the strips to a 300-mil thickness intensifies the sound and vibration generated by the strips. In addition to the fluorescent yellow-green, other colors available include
orange, white and black. Rumble strips can be used in conjunction with ATM s extensive line of highway markings including arrows, symbols, and messages.
Advance Traffic Markings, a division of Patch Rubber Company, manufactures and supplies a comprehensive line of permanent and removable preformed tapes, symbols, and specialty markings used on highways, streets, parking lots, and for temporary traffic control through construction zones. For more information, call (252) 536-2574, or visit www.trafficmarking.com.
