The external upgrade of the collision buffer pad features a dual-section structure with eight arched aluminum tubes. Upon impact, the arched aluminum tubes absorb the tremendous shock energy from the rear vehicle first by undergoing deformation. Once the energy surpasses the deformation rate of the aluminum tubes, the buffer pad absorbs the remaining energy, providing dual protection to ensure safe cushioning.
Integrated electronic arrow sign boards, with directional arrows indicating left, right, and no entry, to minimize the impact on traffic flow during construction and ensure safety; equipped with a crane at the rear of the cab, enhancing the vehicle's functionality, suitable for lifting heavy loads during construction.
Collision Buffer Vehicle applications primarily include mobile construction, temporary lane closures, or accident and emergency response scenes, offering warning and collision buffering functions. After a collision, simply replacing the buffer device allows for continued use. In summary, the collision buffer vehicle and its buffer modules are very necessary for road construction safety.

The collision module can also be detached and towed to connect to the rear of the main vehicle, making it quicker and more convenient. The module is equipped with a heavy-duty anti-torque bogie and anti-roll damper rod to prevent the trailer from flipping into the adjacent lane after a collision. The vehicle collision alarm can also provide rear collision protection for the main vehicle during stationary or low-speed driving, and prevent the rear collision vehicle from diving under the main vehicle, greatly reducing vehicle and personnel damage to both the main vehicle and the waiting vehicles.

In many countries and regions, collision-absorbing buffer vehicles are mandatory as trailing vehicles closely following sweepers, line painters, lawnmowers, and tunnel cleaning vehicles, etc., working alongside slow-moving vehicles. They are known as "shadow vehicles" and are essential for safety protection in road construction and maintenance. These are a must-have for road construction in developed countries and are now widespread. They are also beginning to appear gradually in China's coastal developed areas such as Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong.

What is a collision cushion vehicle?
A collision-absorbing buffer truck is a truck equipped with a collision-absorbing cushion at the rear. Parked at the back of a construction zone, if a vehicle fails to see the work area and crashes into it, the cushion of the collision-absorbing buffer truck can absorb the impact energy, ensuring the safety of workers ahead.
The Collision Buffering Vehicle is primarily used for mobile construction, temporary road closures, or accident response and emergency rescue scenes, reducing safety issues during urban road construction and highway maintenance operations. Its main component, the "Collision Buffering Pad," absorbs impact energy through deformation, protecting the safety of personnel and equipment in road construction areas, as well as to a certain extent, the safety of passengers within the impacted vehicle. The collision buffering level of the pad is 2000kg-100Km/h.
Prepared weight ranges from 4 to 16 tons. According to test standards, it typically absorbs the energy of a 2-ton car impacting at 100 km/h, with the occupants of the affected vehicle receiving no more than 20G of acceleration. It has proven highly effective in many real-life accidents.
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