Bus Beside a Traffic Cone
A city bus is parked at an angle with passenger entry doors and side windows, beside a small traffic cone near the rear wheel.
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City Bus Parked Beside a Traffic Cone
The bus is positioned at a slight angle, revealing both its front windshield with wipers and the long side passenger doors. Rowed side windows extend along the vehicle body above the wheels. Standing on the ground near the rear wheel is a small conical traffic marker used for road safety.
Traffic Cones and Road Safety
Traffic cones were invented in the 1940s to redirect vehicles safely around temporary road hazards or transit stops. Modern cones are molded from flexible fluorescent orange PVC so they remain visible in low daylight and bounce back if hit. Bus operators often encounter safety cones near maintenance bays or temporary bus stops.
Real Colors of Buses and Safety Equipment
- Traffic safety cone: fluorescent orange with reflective white stripes
- Bus exterior body: bright blue, yellow, or white transit livery
- Passenger side windows: clear or light blue tinted glass
- Bus tires and rubber door seals: matte black or dark gray