Multi-Message Frame 2-MMF-01D

Hazard warning posts are markers designed to alert drivers and pedestrians about potential dangers in the area, such as construction sites or road hazards. Often made from durable materials, these warning posts are equipped with reflective surfaces for improved visibility, ensuring safety in low-light conditions.

Generally, plastic warning posts are designed to be flexible and absorb impacts, minimizing damage to vehicles. Unlike rigid structures, flexible warning bollards can bend or yield upon impact, reducing the risk of severe car damage in minor collisions.

Warning delineator posts at OPTsigns range in height from 45 to 78 cm, depending on their intended use. Flexible warning bollard posts are designed to be prominent enough to catch attention while remaining unobtrusive in traffic situations.

A warning post serves to alert and guide traffic, while a barricade is used to block access to certain areas. Warning posts, like traffic warning posts, are often smaller and provide information, whereas barricades are larger, more solid structures meant to physically obstruct passage.

Traffic warning posts should be spaced approximately 50 to 100 feet apart, depending on visibility conditions and local regulations. This spacing allows for clear guidance without overcrowding, ensuring that warning posts are easily seen and understood by drivers.