Speed limit management: The speed limit on South African roads is generally 120KM/hour, but the speed limit will be reduced accordingly when entering and leaving town markets, densely populated areas, or places where animals frequently appear. Strict compliance with speed limit regulations, especially at night, can greatly reduce the risk of traffic accidents.

Colombia: Reflective studs are mainly installed on highways, main roads, mountainous and rural roads, and roads near schools and residential areas. Especially in complex sections and areas where special attention should be paid to safety, the installation of reflective studs is more common.

Energy source: IL300 Solar Road Studs use solar panels to absorb sunlight and convert it into electrical energy, without the need for external power supply, while ordinary road studs usually need to rely on external power supply or reflective materials to achieve their functions.

On the town roads in South Africa, Solar Street Lights have gradually emerged with their unique advantages, providing great convenience for local people's night travel. These street lights are not only easy to install, but also have a long service life. The lighting brightness at night is extremely high, adding a touch of brightness to the safety and convenience of the road.

Fortunately, a traffic safety facility called Reflective Road Studs is playing a vital role. These small road studs can not only reflect the brightness of car lights on clear nights, making road markings clearly visible, but also maintain a high degree of reflective effect on rainy days, ensuring that drivers can get good visual guidance on slippery roads.

Rural roads in remote areas often lack a stable power supply, and traditional street lights are difficult to cover. Solar Road Lights do not require an external power supply. They can achieve road lighting by absorbing solar energy through solar panels and converting it into electrical energy, which greatly improves the safety and convenience of rural roads at night.

The Chilean government has set up special funds to support the installation and use of Solar Street Lights. These funds are issued to eligible units or individuals in the form of subsidies to reduce their financial burden of installing Solar Street Lights.

Low maintenance costs: The maintenance of Solar Street Light is relatively simple. You only need to clean the solar panels and check the lamps regularly, which greatly reduces the maintenance costs.