All along the highway there are construction projects that are helping to resurface the roadway or expand the lanes of traffic to accommodate the growing number of cars on the road. Wherever there is a construction crew at work the site of their development is being protected by barriers that are water filled are keeping the speeding traffic away from the newly built sections of the highway. Where cement barriers were once widely used by the construction crews to safeguard them against the passing motorists there has been a changing of the guard, so to speak. Using this type of barriers instead of cement blockages provides better protection to the working construction crews and also is safer for the passing drivers.
Because the barriers are sturdy and secure they are ideal for separating the passing cars from the building site. However being less cumbersome the water filled barriers are also easier to move and reposition. Using a fork lift and two men the barriers can be repositioned to meet the demands of the jobsite without bringing in a crane to move the heavier cement structures. In addition to protecting the crew that are repairing and adding onto the highways and byways, the water filled barriers are also helping to keep drivers safe. In the event that a passing car strikes one of the water filled barriers it will absorb some of the impact and do less damage to the car. Enabling a crew to work in one area and then section off the road to work safely in another area the water filled barriers are providing safety to the employers that out on the road in all kinds of weather conditions.