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Lane Separator Kerbs That Physically Divide Traffic

A lane separator kerb is a long, low traffic unit installed end to end to create a physical division between two lanes or two directions of traffic. It is also known as a lane divider or road divider kerb. Where a painted line is not enough, it discourages drivers from changing lanes or crossing into oncoming traffic. Ilgi Trafik offers plain, sign-topped, delineator-mounted and LED models in several sizes.

Sizes and Models

• Plain lane separator kerbs: 55x15x10, 100x15x6, 100x20x8, 100x22x9, 110x15x10 and 120x15x4.8 cm.
• LED lane separator: 100x20x8 cm, an illuminated model that improves night-time visibility.
• Lane separators with warning signs: units carrying a directional sign, with reflector options.
• Lane separators with delineators: units fitted with an upright delineator post so the line is easier to see from a distance.

Where They Are Used

Typical locations include road splits and slip roads, toll plaza approaches, junction entries, centre lines where U-turns must be prevented, cycle lane separation, car park entry and exit lanes, and roads inside estates and factories.

Selection and Installation Tips

Low-profile units give a division that is more forgiving to vehicles, while higher profiles are a stronger deterrent. Use sign-topped or delineator models where the line must be seen from afar, and the LED model in unlit areas. Fix the units to a clean, solid surface in a straight line, using anchors and screws suited to the model.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a lane separator different from a road stud? Road studs are small markers that make lines visible. Lane separators use a long body to divide lanes physically.

Should I choose a sign-topped or a delineator model? Choose the sign-topped unit when drivers need a directional message, and the delineator model when you want to give the lane line extra height and visibility.