What is the Purpose of Raised Pavement Markers?

Raised pavement markers (RPMs) play an essential role in road safety and visibility. They are used to define lanes, guide traffic flow, and enhance nighttime driving or low-visibility conditions such as rain or fog. There are typically two types: Temporary Raised Pavement Markers (TRPMs) and Permanent Raised Pavement Markers. Depending on the height and installation method, they are classified differently.

Types Based on Installation:

• Embedded Pavement Markers: Installed within the road surface, usually with a height of around 10mm or less.
• Raised Type Pavement Markers: With a typical height between 18mm and 25mm, they sit above the road surface and are easily visible. These are often used for temporary applications or areas where ground disturbance is not desirable.

✅ LS-07 Key Features:

 Application Advantage:

The LS-07 is not embedded or snowplowable, but rather a raised solar marker that fits perfectly on surfaces like:

• Road edges
• Highway guardrails
• Top of road posts
• Bridges and parks

This design ensures the product can be installed without structural changes—making it ideal for retrofitting safety systems on existing road infrastructure.