The reflectors at a highway's sides do more than help you stay on dark roads. Their colors are important -- and mean ...

Reflectors are vital for road safety, especially on poorly lit roads or in adverse weather. Using retroreflection, they ...

SOME PEOPLE, however, felt that the reflectors made it even more dangerous. Given the fact that they were only installed on the white passing lanes and not on the yellow highway divider markers ...

The Road Crab is a non-motorized machine designed to slice under pavement reflectors and bituminous to remove the reflectors in one clean motion. The hitch allows Road Crab to be towed offset to ...

Fire officials say they buy the reflectors through their public works departments, which routinely buy road reflectors of other colors, and then glue them to the pavement with an epoxy cement.

A loose road reflector crashed through a Boston woman's windshield in Wilmington. The state has known about the problem for years.

When a road is covered in snow or obscured by fog, the navigation systems of self-driving cars may have trouble seeing where that road is. Specially equipped pavement markers could soon help, by ...

More than 1.3 million safety devices installed across the state -- the small reflectors which illuminate the road in the dark and when it rains -- are designed to keep motorists safe, but some of ...

The marker will be dedicated during a ceremony at 11 a.m. Friday in Plymouth at the intersection of U.S. 64 and Rankin Lane, according to the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.