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bollard

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bollard

A pillar or post, usually consisting of a metal pipe anchored in concrete and then filled with concrete,placed near building corners,loading docks, entrance doors, and gas pumps in order to protect them from automobiles; may be left natural, painted,or covered with plastic bollard covers.
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CAPTION(S): Warning: Four-year-old Molly Price, from Corpus Christi School, right, using a Billy Bollard to cross the road safely.
Billy Bollard puts brake on speeders; SAFETY: Child-sized mannequins ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
45 pm we were just leaving the 30 mph speed zone adjacent to central bollards at the start of the A62 Manchester Road black spot between Slaithwaite Cemetery and West End Garage when a very distinctive Silver Peugeot hatchback car overtook us at high speed while we were approaching the bollards.
Irresponsible driving; Mailbag by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
But now unsightly bollards underneath the Gateshead Millennium Bridge could be a thing of the past.
Call to remove blot in Tyne by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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