Delineation + traffic calming
Guide traffic. Protect people.
Specialty products and installations that reinforce lanes, separate movements, improve visibility and manage vehicle speeds.
Traffic-safety capabilities
The product must fit the problem.
Kerr Bros. reviews the plan, site and specification before recommending or pricing a traffic-safety installation.
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Flexible delineators
Impact-recovering posts used to guide traffic, reinforce separation and improve conspicuity.
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Tuff Curb + XLP Zebra
Modular curb and vertical-element systems for bike lanes, channelization and protected areas.
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Snowplowable markers
Recessed or protected raised pavement marker systems specified for nighttime guidance.
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Contrast + preformed tape
High-visibility systems used where contrast, reflectivity or quick installation is required.
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Speed cushions + tables
Traffic-calming products installed according to approved layouts and product requirements.
Plan-driven installation
Spacing, anchors and layout matter.
Product selection is only part of the scope. Proper placement, approved spacing, pavement condition, anchoring and traffic coordination all affect performance.
Kerr Bros. supplies and installs traffic-safety products that guide drivers and protect pedestrians, including flexible delineators, raised pavement markers and related devices. We install to the approved plan for roadway, campus and private-site projects across Middle Tennessee. That work can be paired with new striping so one crew handles the whole layout.
Approved plan
Product detail
Quantities
Pavement type
For an accurate estimate
Send the product detail.
Include the approved manufacturer/model, color, quantity, spacing, anchoring detail, roadway location and traffic-control responsibility.
Plan and standard detail
Exact product/model
Quantity and spacing
Surface type and condition
Work-hour restrictions
Traffic-control requirements
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Flexible delineators, raised pavement markers and related devices shown on the approved plan. Send the product detail and quantities, and we'll confirm what's in our scope.
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Both are possible depending on the project.
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Yes. The anchoring method follows the manufacturer's instructions for each surface.
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Yes. Combining the two under one scope keeps the layout consistent and reduces mobilizations.
Traffic safety questions
Install it right.
Traffic-safety products
Build the separation clearly.
Send the product detail and layout for installation pricing.