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An RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete) road divider, also known as a median or central reservation, is a physical barrier constructed in the middle of a road to separate traffic flowing in opposite directions. These dividers are typically made of reinforced concrete to provide durability and stability.

RCC road dividers serve several purposes:

1. Traffic Safety: They help in controlling and managing traffic flow by separating opposing lanes, reducing the risk of head-on collisions.

2. Pedestrian Safety: They provide a barrier between pedestrian walkways and vehicular traffic, enhancing safety for pedestrians.

3. Landscaping: In some cases, road dividers are landscaped with plants, trees, or other decorative elements, contributing to the aesthetic appeal of the road.

4. Traffic Control: Dividers can be designed with openings or barriers at specific points to control traffic movement, such as allowing designated turning points or preventing illegal U-turns.

5. Noise Reduction: They can act as a barrier to reduce noise pollution from adjacent traffic lanes.

RCC road dividers come in various shapes, sizes, and designs depending on factors such as the width of the road, traffic volume, urban planning considerations, and aesthetic preferences. They may also incorporate features such as reflectors or lighting for improved visibility, especially at night. Additionally, modern designs may include provisions for drainage and utilities.