Parking Safety
How can Parking lots prepare for Electric Vehicles?
As the popularity of electric vehicles continues to grow, valet and parking companies need to prepare for the influx of customers who will be driving them. Not only do electric vehicles require different parking considerations, but customers who drive electric vehicles often expect a certain level of convenience and eco-friendliness. To meet these expectations and create a VIP experience that customers will come back for, valet and parking companies need to be proactive and make the necessary adjustments. read more...
Optimizing a Parking Lot: Improving Traffic Flow, Crowd Control, and Safety
When it comes to optimizing a parking lot, the goal is to ensure that the space is efficient, safe, and easy to navigate. Properly designed and maintained parking lots enhance customer experiences, improve traffic flow, protect pedestrians and can even help to reduce accidents. In the next few paragraphs, we'll explore the importance of optimizing a parking lot for proper flow, crowd control, and traffic safety. read more...
Multigate: the most versatile High-Visibility Traffic Safety Product
Looking for a traffic or crowd control safety product that's quick and easy to set up, impact and temperature resistant, and has the ability to lock in position at the desired length of up to 8 feet? Look no further than our Multigate - the perfect solution for all your safety needs! read more...
The Impact of Weather on Traffic Safety Equipment: Why High Visibility is Essential for Safe Roads
Inclement weather can greatly impact traffic safety, with rain, snow, fog, and other conditions making busy roads more dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. In order to mitigate these risks, it’s important for traffic safety equipment to be designed for all weather conditions, ensuring high-visibility and maximum safety for everyone on the road. read more...
Traffic cones and traffic control equipment keeping roads safe in harsh winter conditions
The U.S. has just been hit with a “One in a Century'' cold front and it created chaos in many states. Many communities relied on traffic control equipment to keep drivers, pedestrians, officials and machinery safe in the midst of the storm. If you have ever driven in a snowstorm, you may have been glad to see Orange Cones placed to show you the way or block an unsafe spot that you would have otherwise gravitated to. read more...
Building Your Brand with Traffic Safety
National Preparedness Month is an observance sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) every September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies. Dangerous experiences can happen anywhere, including at work. read more...