Bike and Bus Lane Markings from Endurablend



Endurablend offers Bus Lane Road markings and Green Bike Lane Markings to the road, it is installed in a hexagon pattern to increase friction and minimize rainwater on the surface. Buffered bike lane pavement markings are used to designate areas of the road that are used by bicyclists. It allows motorists and bicyclists to drive separately from one another, which creates a safe traffic environment for everyone on the road. Here at Pavement Surface Coatings LLC, we help our clients to create the following types of bike lanes:
·         Conventional Bike Lanes: Used to designate lanes for bicyclists driving in parallel with motorists and bus drivers.
·         Left-side Bike Lanes: Designate biking lanes on one-way streets divided by a median
·         Buffered Bike Lanes: These add space between the bicyclist and the parking lane
·         Contra-Flow Bike Lanes: These are lanes for bicyclists going against the flow of traffic
·         Cycle tracks: Used for tracks where there is no motor traffic
·         Spot Treatment in Areas of Conflict: These are typically used at intersections, and they give bicyclists a place to stop and wait to cross


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