Kjørebanevisere

Kjørebanevisere, also known as lane dividers or guide posts, are roadside safety devices designed to delineate driving lanes and provide guidance to drivers, especially in adverse weather conditions or at night. They are typically made of durable materials such as plastic or rubber and are often equipped with reflective elements to enhance visibility.

These devices are strategically placed along the edges of roadways, at intersections, or on medians to prevent vehicles from straying out of their designated lanes. Their primary function is to improve road safety by reducing the risk of head-on collisions, run-off-road accidents, and other traffic incidents. Kjørebanevisere can also be used to channel traffic, guide drivers through construction zones, or indicate temporary lane closures.

The design and placement of kjørebanevisere are governed by specific road safety regulations and standards. They are engineered to withstand impacts from vehicles and environmental factors like wind and snow. Their reflective surfaces are crucial for visibility, reflecting headlights back to the driver and making the lane boundaries clearly discernible in low-light conditions. In some cases, they may also be illuminated with solar-powered lights for enhanced nighttime visibility.