Traffic Marker

A cone-shaped item, used generally with other identical items, for vehicular and pedestrian traffic control. It is placed in position in a traffic area and is removed therefrom when the traffic condition it controls no longer exists. It is not designed to be mounted. It may be luminescent or nonluminescent. One type serves as a traffic barricade, indicating that traffic is barred from a specific area, and is designed to accomodate a traffic sign and traffic flags at the end. Another type is used primarily to channel traffic from lines and warnings freshly painted on traffic area surfaces. The exterior surfaces of both types have parallel color zones extending from the base end to the top. Excludes marker, self-luminous and sign.