Cold applied anti-slip coloured surfacing for dedicated cycle routes, improving safety and visibility for cyclists across Wales and the South West.
Active travel is transforming how Wales moves. With Welsh Government investment in cycling infrastructure at record levels, demand for high-quality cycle lane surfacing has never been greater. Roman Road Marking provides professional cycle lane surface coatings across Newport, Cardiff, Swansea and the whole of South Wales.
Our coloured anti-slip surfacing clearly delineates cycle lanes from motor traffic, improving safety and making active travel routes more visible. We delivered the cycle lane surfacing for Cardiff City Council's Safe Cycle Routes programme.
Our primary method uses cold-applied resin binder with coloured aggregate. Creates a durable, textured surface with excellent anti-slip properties that bonds firmly to existing road surfaces.
Cost-effective for larger areas, particularly segregated cycle paths and off-road routes with lighter traffic loading.
Case Study: We delivered coloured cycle lane surfacing for Cardiff City Council's Safe Cycle Routes, installing blue anti-slip surfacing on dedicated cycleways into the city centre. See more on our projects page.
We work with councils, Welsh Government transport teams and developers across South Wales. Get in touch for a consultation.
In Wales, blue is most common for advisory cycle lanes. Red for mandatory lanes. Your local authority may have specific requirements — we can advise.
Cold applied resin-bound surfacing typically lasts 8-12 years, significantly longer than painted cycle lanes which may need annual refreshing.
Yes. Applied directly on top of existing asphalt or concrete. The surface must be clean, dry and in reasonable condition.
Yes. All our systems use textured aggregate providing enhanced grip, particularly important in wet conditions for two-wheeled vehicles.
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