Illuminated markings to enhance safety for cyclists and other road users

Modern bicycle facilities for traffic calming

In the Côtes-d'Armor region, a new application of our LuminoKrom® photoluminescent paint has taken place, this time in Plérin. This marks a further step in the improvement of local infrastructure dedicated to soft mobility. Following an initial luminescent project in Pléneuf Val André, this second application in the department uses our paint to enhance safety on an unlit cycle path, optimising night-time visibility thanks to its unique properties.

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A sustainable solution for the safety of soft mobility

This project in Plérin highlights the effectiveness of LuminoKrom® paint, certified class G, which is capable of restoring light for 10 hours after dark. Our paint is used to mark the horizontal signs on the runway, as well as the kerb markings on the dividers and the central island. These improvements provide long-lasting guidance and early detection of obstacles, which are crucial to user safety.

Thanks to increased visibility for around 80 metres, cyclists and pedestrians can spot and anticipate road features, increasing their comfort and safety. This luminescent marking reassures users and significantly encourages active mobility, even in low-light conditions, making night-time travel safer and more enjoyable.

User testimonial

"Very judicious realization. My son, who bikes this route almost daily, appreciates the comfort and visibility of the new facilities." (Source: LinkedIn Company BSM)

Yves Loïc, local resident near Plérin (Source: LinkedIn Company BSM)

Copyright photos : BSM PORDIC

Luminescent marking - Site information
  • Client: Municipality of Plérin (Department of Côtes d'Armor 22)
  • Type of project: Upgrading of Avenue des Rosaires, T3-type axial markings and cyclist pictograms + central island kerbs
  • Location: Avenue des Rosaires
  • Applicator: BSM PORDIC (22)
  • Date of LuminoKrom® marking: April 2024

 

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