Where are Type C low intensity steady beacons mounted?

Type C low intensity steady beacons are specifically designed to enhance visibility and alert road users to hazards in work zones. They are typically mounted on drums, barricades, or other channelization devices. This positioning allows the beacons to effectively attract attention and convey important information about changing road conditions or potential dangers, ensuring that drivers have adequate warning when approaching a work zone.

By being mounted on these types of devices, the beacons can easily integrate into the overall traffic control plan, increasing their effectiveness as a safety measure. This is particularly important in environments where visibility may be compromised or where additional guidance is needed to navigate around work zones safely.

Other options, while involving various devices used for traffic control and management, do not reflect the standardized application for Type C low intensity steady beacons in terms of enhancing visibility in work zones.