A road kerb (or curb) is a raised edge or barrier that runs along the sides of roads, sidewalks, or pavements. It serves several important functions such as channeling water drainage, separating the road from pedestrian areas, improving road safety by defining boundaries, and protecting landscaping or structures adjacent to the roadway.
Traffic Control: Clearly mark road edges and help direct vehicles safely.
Pedestrian Safety: Provide a protective barrier between roads and sidewalks.
Drainage Management: Channel rainwater into drainage systems, preventing waterlogging.
Road Protection: Protect pavement edges from damage caused by vehicles.
Aesthetic Appeal: Enhance the look of streets and landscapes with clean, defined edges.
