Yellow and White Cone

This cone is to indicate that no stopping is allowed – this is essential in areas that have a substantial volume or traffic or fast-moving traffic.

 Green and White Cone

The green and white cone is to indicate an access point to another lane. These are mostly used on motorways during times of road works.

 Blue and White

These cones are used to make road users aware of overhead structures such as bridges and power lines. As standard, they are fitted with the reflective sleeves but you may also find them with yellow 'Danger Overhead Cables' sleeves

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Frequently Asked Questions

What colour are traffic cones in the United Kingdom?

On UK roads and construction sites, traffic cones are normally orange with a white reflective sleeve.

What is the purpose of a blue traffic cone?

These cones are intended to warn drivers and employees on the road that there is a hazard or risk nearby. They are made aware of buildings such as bridges and electrical wires that are located above them. They come with luminous sleeves as usual, but you may also see them with yellow 'Danger Overhead Cables' or 'Danger Overhead Structures' sleeves.

What exactly does a blue circle with a red line across it signify?

clearway 'No stopping' sign. A clearway is indicated by a red cross on a blue backdrop, indicating that you are not permitted to stop - not even to drop off or pick up people. Restrictions may only apply at particular periods of the day in some cases.