Pedestrian Barriers

Pedestrian safety barriers are designed to enhance public safety and efficient traffic management.

Pedestrian safety barriers serve as protective measures that separate pedestrians from traffic, ensuring safe passage for pedestrians in high traffic areas, construction zones, event venues, and various public spaces. By creating a clear delineation between pedestrian footpaths and  car lanes, these barriers play a pivotal role in preventing accidents, promoting orderly movement, and reducing the risk of collisions. They are used across a range of applications including:

• Construction Zones: Pedestrian safety barriers are used around construction sites to prevent unauthorised access, keeping pedestrians safe from potential hazards like heavy machinery, debris, and construction materials.
• Public Events: In crowded event spaces such as festivals, parades, and sports events, these barriers guide pedestrian flow and assist with crowd control.
• Urban Streetscapes: Pedestrian barriers contribute to well-organised urban streetscapes, separating footpaths from roads and deter jaywalking.
• Stations:These barriers are used at bus stops, train stations, and transit terminals to ensure that pedestrians embark and disembark safely, away from oncoming traffic.
• School Zones: Pedestrian safety barriers are often used near schools to provide a buffer zone between students and passing vehicles