Wheel-Stop, Curb Stop, Parking Block Installation

Vehicle Positioning

Preventing Overhangs: Wheel stops help ensure that vehicles are parked within the designated spaces without overhanging onto sidewalks, landscaped areas, or other parking spaces.

Uniformity: They assist in aligning vehicles uniformly, making the parking area look organized and maximizing the use of available space.

Regulatory Compliance

Accessibility Requirements: In some areas, wheel stops are required to meet regulatory standards, particularly in parking spaces designated for disabled persons.

Building Codes: Compliance with local building codes and safety regulations often necessitates the installation of wheel stops.

Informational

Space Numbers: Numbers or letters on wheel stops can indicate specific parking spaces, which is particularly useful in large lots or reserved parking areas.

Usage Indication: Symbols or text such as "Compact," "Electric Vehicle," "Reserved," or "Handicapped" can be stenciled onto wheel stops to clearly indicate the designated use of each parking space.

Cost Savings

Preventing Damage: By protecting property and landscaping, wheel stops reduce maintenance and repair costs for property owners.

Lowering Liability: They help in minimizing the risk of accidents, which can result in fewer liability claims against the property owner.

Safety

Pedestrian Safety: Wheel stops prevent vehicles from encroaching on pedestrian pathways, reducing the risk of accidents involving pedestrians.

Collision Prevention: They act as a physical barrier to prevent vehicles from colliding with walls, other vehicles, or structures.

Property Protection

Building Protection: Wheel stops protect buildings and infrastructure from damage by stopping vehicles before they can make contact.

Landscape Preservation: They prevent vehicles from driving onto and damaging landscaped areas, which can be costly to repair.

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