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Is there some statistic that gives a ball park figure? And doe's anyone knows why they are even there, time after time i see these cones but no activity.
Don't worry, Winter's almost here... construction season is almost over.wolram said:Is there some statistic that gives a ball park figure? And doe's anyone knows why they are even there, time after time i see these cones but no activity.
The number of traffic cones found per motorway mile can vary depending on the specific location and road conditions. However, on average, there are approximately 100 traffic cones per motorway mile in the United States.
Traffic cones are used on motorways as a safety measure to guide and direct traffic during construction, maintenance, or accident scenes. They help to create a barrier between vehicles and workers, as well as alert drivers to changes in road conditions.
The length of time that traffic cones stay on motorways can vary depending on the duration of the construction or maintenance project. In general, they are removed once the work is completed and the road is safe for regular traffic flow.
Yes, there are regulations and guidelines set by transportation departments and agencies on the placement of traffic cones on motorways. These regulations ensure that the cones are used effectively and do not pose a hazard to drivers.
While traffic cones are designed to improve safety on motorways, they can potentially cause accidents if they are not properly placed or if drivers do not follow the directions indicated by the cones. It is important for drivers to pay attention to these temporary traffic control devices to avoid accidents.