Wanda aka yada
Rivers, Degema, awoyi 1 da suka wuce
1 adadin kallo
Traffic Safety Cones
Sauran
Nau'i
Sabo Fil
Yanayi
Adireshin dakin ajiya
An tabbatar
An tabbatar
4
Jiha Lagos • Mushin
No. 20 Ikorodu Road,Jibowu. Yaba. Lagos. Nigeria
Closed
• Lit - Asa, 08:00-18:00
Abuja (FCT) • Gudu
Plot No. 2359 Oladipo Diya Street. Gudu District. FCT. Abuja
LANDMARK: Opposite MRS Filling Station by Gaduwa Bus Stop
Closed
• Lit - Asa, 08:00-18:00
Jiha Rivers • Port-Harcourt
No. 28 Okporo Road, By Artillery Junction, Rumuogba, Port Harcourt. Rivers State
Artillery Junction
Closed
• Lit - Asa, 08:00-18:00
Jiha Edo • Benin City
No.31 Adesuwa Grammar School Road, GRA, Benin City
Beside Voice of Freedom Church
Closed
• Lit - Asa, 08:00-18:00
Traffic cones are used for traffic management and anywhere that experiences a heavy influx of motorists to prevent accidents and confusion from occurring.
They are cone-shaped markers that are placed on roads or footpaths to temporarily redirect traffic in a safe manner.
Cones are also frequently used in indoor public spaces to highlight areas, which are closed to pedestrians, such as a restroom being out of order, or to denote a dangerous condition, such as a slippery floor.
They can be used as a temporary device in many applications like freeways, toll-ways, city streets and rail-highway at-grade crossings.
They can be used on school playgrounds to limit areas of a playing field.
As high-visibility barriers, they can direct and divert traffic. Traffic cones are excellent for night-time use or low-light situations thanks to their reflective sleeve, which increase visibility.
₦ 10,000
Sirrin bada kariya
- Ka da a biya kudi kafin isowar kaya, ko da kudin sallawu
- A hadu da mai kaya a amintaccen wuri a fili
- A duba kayan, a tabbata shi ne ainihin abin da ake bukata
- A tabbatar cewa abin da aka kunshe shi ne wanda aka duba
- Ka da a biya sai an gamsu
