Guard Rail

Guardrails are protective barriers typically installed along roads, highways, bridges, and other transportation infrastructure to enhance road safety by preventing accidents, minimizing the severity of collisions, and providing a visible boundary between different road users. Their installation and maintenance contribute to creating safer and more reliable transportation infrastructure for communities. 

Features: 

Enhances the safety of pedestrians, vehicles, and cyclists.

Easy to install on edges or boundaries.

Available in different sizes to accommodate various roadway configurations.

Use cases:

Bridge Over Water: Guardrails are placed on bridges spanning over water bodies to prevent vehicles from veering off the bridge and falling into the water, enhancing safety for motorists.

Curvy Mountain Road: Guardrails are installed along a curvy mountain road to prevent vehicles from going over cliffs or steep slopes, reducing the severity of accidents and ensuring driver safety.

Emergency Lane: Alongside highways and major roads, guardrails are used to designate emergency lanes for vehicles to pull over safely, minimizing the risk of accidents during breakdowns or emergencies.