These traffic cones meet federal MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways) requirements that make them suitable for use on roadways. While these traffic cones meet federal MUTCD guidelines, individual states and municipalities might supplement these guidelines with additional requirements.

These lights attach to the top of a cone to call attention to the area in low-light or high-traffic conditions.

Self-retracting traffic cone barrier-tape belts stretch between two cones to mark off an area. Belts attach to the top of the cone without additional mounting hardware. The belt stretches and retracts as cones are moved, making it easier to adjust the barrier width.

Traffic cone weights keep cones stable in high-traffic and windy conditions. Weighted bases slide over the top of the cone to hold the base in place.

Traffic cone holders attach to a vehicle bumper to keep cones secure and easily accessible.

These carts hold traffic cones to keep them organized during storage and to make it easier to move them around a facility.