MoDOT engineers said their road signs have reflective paint. When you shine your headlights, they should be easier to see. “The signs outside of town are minimal,” said Engevik.

Cost a factor. A federal study found a 46% reduction in run-off-road crashes and a 41% reduction in crashes with injury on multi-lane roads when 3M’s wet reflective pavement markings were used.

Question: Why does South Carolina not use reflective paint when painting stripes on the roads? At night, and when it rains (especially at night), it is almost impossible to see the lines. Answer ...

PennDOT District 5, which includes Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton and Schuylkill counties, spends $1.75 million for approximately 149,000 gallons of paint to use on 11,000 miles of ...

It’s no surprise bad weather creates terrible road conditions. But many people are increasingly concerned about the visibility of painted lines on Utah roads. Nearly 18,000 people <a href ...

Q: Can someone at New York state tell me why the DOT doesn't use a better reflective paint when the lines are painted? It appears the paint used has no reflective properties. Advertisement Article ...