Spring Post

The Spring Post, also known as a delineator post or flexible bollard, is a traffic management device made from durable, flexible PVC or polyurethane material designed to spring back to its upright position after being struck by a vehicle, tire, or pedestrian, making it ideal for use in areas with frequent low-speed contact such as narrow lanes, toll booths, or work zone perimeters. Its bright orange or yellow coloring, often combined with reflective bands, ensures high visibility during both daytime and nighttime operations, guiding drivers safely around hazards or through designated traffic lanes.

The base of the spring post is typically bolted or adhered securely to the road surface, providing a stable anchor point while the flexible upper section allows the post to bend significantly under impact without breaking or detaching from its base, unlike rigid posts or barriers that might shatter or require frequent replacement. This durability makes spring posts a cost-effective long-term solution for lane delineation in high-traffic areas where occasional vehicle contact is likely. Spring Posts are commonly used on highways, in parking facilities, around construction zones, and at pedestrian crossing points to clearly define traffic boundaries and guide vehicle movement safely. Their resilience against repeated impacts makes them a preferred choice over rigid alternatives in areas prone to frequent contact.