Plastic Rumble Bar

Durable plastic materials make up plastic rumble bar. It is a traffic calming devices designed to create a vibration or rumbling noise when a vehicle drives over them. This noise serves to alert drivers to slow down and pay attention to the road.
Plastic rumble bar find common use in areas where it is essential to slow traffic, such as near schools, pedestrian crossings, or construction sites. They can be installed in various configurations, including a series of parallel bars or as a single row across the road.
The plastic material utilized in constructing rumble bars is lightweight, durable, and resistant to weathering and damage from vehicle traffic. They offer the benefit of easy installation and removal as required, making them a flexible and cost-effective traffic calming solution.
In conclusion, plastic rumble bars effectively slow traffic and enhance safety in areas where it is necessary to reduce vehicle speeds. Plastic rumble bars are environmentally friendly, as they are made from recyclable materials. This means that they can be reused or recycled once they are no longer needed. Plastic rumble bars require minimal maintenance, as they are durable and resistant to weathering and damage. This makes them a cost-effective solution for traffic calming in high-traffic areas.
We also have a Rumble bar made of heavy duty recycled rubber.

Features: 

• Made from high quality materials
• Available in bright colour to enhance visibility
• Simple to install with adhesive backing or bolting options
• Engineered for traffic calming without causing discomfort or damage to vehicles at safe speeds.

Use case:

• School Zones: Installed near schools and educational facilities to alert drivers to reduced speed limits and pedestrian crossings, ensuring the safety of students and pedestrians
• Construction Zones: Deployed in construction areas to warn drivers of changing road conditions, lane closures, or temporary obstacles, enhancing safety for workers and motorists
• Commercial Zones: Positioned in commercial areas with heavy pedestrian traffic, such as shopping districts or business centers, to encourage safer driving behavior and reduce the risk of collisions