Which equipment is used to guide drivers and pedestrians safely through temporary traffic control zones?

Traffic control channelizing devices are specifically designed to guide drivers and pedestrians safely through temporary traffic control zones. These devices help to delineate the area of the work zone, ensuring that traffic maintains a safe flow and that pedestrians can navigate around construction or maintenance activities. They often include cones, barrels, barricades, and other physical structures that provide clear visual cues, directing the movement of vehicles and pedestrians, and enhancing safety.

While speed bumps are intended to slow down vehicle traffic, they do not specifically guide drivers in navigating through temporary traffic zones, and a speed limit sign merely indicates the maximum speed allowed without providing guidance through a construction area. Similarly, traffic signals control the flow of traffic at intersections but are not used in temporary traffic zones where channelization is essential for safe navigation through the area.