A post generally consists of a plastic tube, a hinge, and a base. Depending upon the kind of delineator and the materials used to set them in place, posts can either be installed on a temporary or a permanent basis. Sometimes, they’re used only for the duration of a construction project and then removed once the dust settles. Other times, they stick around long after the bulldozers have left, continuing to help maintain order over a busy street.
Delineators are a safety and visibility device used on roads. These reflective markers measure 100 mm x 75 mm and offer excellent visibility to oncoming motorists via the reflective material that reflects car headlights.
Delineator posts are a type of traffic marker that, when mounted properly, essentially look like plastic poles stuck to the road or coming out of the ground. They’re most frequently used to divide lanes on roadways and help direct the flow of traffic—especially in construction areas or in places where normal traffic patterns have recently changed.
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