Longitudinal and conventional highway painting

MoTI (Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure) specification longitudinal line marking refers to road markings that adhere to specific guidelines and standards set by the relevant transportation authority. These markings are typically used to enhance road safety, improve traffic flow, and provide clear visual guidance to drivers. Examples of MoTI specification longitudinal line marking include:

Lane Division:

Lane markings are used to separate and define individual lanes, ensuring orderly and safe traffic flow. They help drivers maintain proper lane positioning, especially in multi-lane roads and highways.

Centerlines:

Centerlines are painted yellow and are used to divide opposing lanes of traffic. They provide a clear visual reference for drivers and help reduce the risk of head-on collisions.

Edge Lines:

Edge lines are painted along the outer edges of roadways and indicate the boundary between the travel lanes and the shoulder. They assist drivers in maintaining their position on the road and provide a clear indication of where the pavement ends.

Maintenance and Repainting

All road markings are subject to wear and tear due to factors such as traffic volume, weather conditions, and road maintenance activities. Regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure that markings remain visible and effective. Faded or damaged markings should be repainted or replaced promptly to maintain optimal safety and guidance for drivers.

We specialize in providing comprehensive maintenance solutions for all your road marking and line painting needs. Our experienced team is equipped to handle various tasks, including refreshing faded markings, repainting lines, and ensuring the visibility and clarity of all essential road markings. Whether it’s parking lot lines, highway striping, or pavement markings, we’ve got you covered.