Hledat
Raised pavement marker
/ɹˈeɪzd pˈeɪvmənt mˈɑːkə/
/ɹˈeɪzd pˈeɪvmənt mˈɑːɹkɚ/Raised pavement marker
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vyvýšená dlažební značka, vyvýšený silniční marker
a small, often reflective device on the road used to guide drivers and indicate lanes, especially at night
What is a "raised pavement marker"?
A raised pavement marker is a small, raised object placed on roads or highways to mark lanes or provide guidance for drivers, especially at night or in low-visibility conditions. These markers are typically made of durable materials like plastic or rubber and have reflective surfaces to make them visible when headlights shine on them. Raised pavement markers are often used to outline lanes, indicate turns, or warn of road hazards. They help improve road safety by providing clear visual cues, especially in areas where paint markings may be difficult to see.
Example
Workers installed new raised pavement markers on the recently paved road.
The raised pavement markers on the highway glowed brightly in the car 's headlights.
When the streetlights were out, the raised pavement markers provided some guidance for the drivers.
Příklad
Workers installed new raised pavement markers on the recently paved road.
The raised pavement markers on the highway glowed brightly in the car's headlights.
When the streetlights were out, the raised pavement markers provided some guidance for the drivers.
During the foggy night, the raised pavement markers helped the driver stay in his lane.
The raised pavement markers make it easier to see the lane divisions in the dark.
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