18-Inch Collapsible Traffic Safety Cones

18 inch collapsible traffic safety cones with reflective bands, sold as a 4-pack.

These traffic cones give you a fast way to mark a roadside breakdown, a worksite, or a parking hazard. Each cone stands 18 inches tall when deployed and folds flat for storage in a trunk, toolbox or work truck.

Why these collapsible traffic safety cones work

• Collapsible design: folds down flat so a full 4-pack stores in a trunk or under a back seat without taking over the cargo area.
• Reflective bands: the reflective bands catch headlights at night, which makes the cones easier to spot in low light on the shoulder of a road.
• 18 inch height: tall enough to flag a hazard for passing drivers while still being easy to set out and pick up.
• 4-pack for full coverage: four cones let you mark a complete lane taper or work zone around a vehicle.
• Lightweight build: easy to carry from the trunk to the roadside and back without slowing you down.

Specs and details

• Height: 18 inches
• Quantity: 4-pack
• Features: collapsible, reflective bands
• Use: roadside emergencies, work zones, parking lots
• Barcode (GTIN): 840349981451

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Frequently asked questions

How are these cones different from rigid traffic cones?
These cones collapse flat for storage and pop back up to a full 18 inches when needed. Rigid cones take up the full 18 inches all the time, which is why they rarely live in a passenger trunk.

Are the cones visible at night?
Yes. The reflective bands light up under headlights, which makes the cones noticeable to oncoming drivers in low light. For maximum effect, place the cones with the reflective bands facing oncoming traffic.

How many cones come in the pack?
This listing ships as a 4-pack. Four cones is enough to mark a basic lane taper around a stopped vehicle or to outline a small work zone.

Where can I use 18 inch collapsible traffic cones?
Use them for roadside breakdowns, small work zones, parking lots, driveways, and event setups. For larger highway closures, check your local rules, since some jurisdictions require taller cones for high-speed roads.