Cats Eyes Road Colours. We install cats eye studs in all colours to meet the uk road network requirements, since road studs have different meanings depending on their colour and location. The first cat’s eyes were only manufactured on one colour, white and were used to separate the lanes or the middle of the road.
The reflection from a cats eye embedded in the road is much more visible than the line painted on the road and can be seen at a much greater distance. The first cat’s eyes were only manufactured on one colour, white and were used to separate the lanes or the middle of the road. The least common of the regular cat's eyes are green which appear to break up the red strips on the inside.
Wild cats in temperate regions such as lynxes and bobcats typically have hazel eyes.
What colours are the reflective studs and cats eyes on the uk roads? The cat's eye is a safety device and is used on 99 per cent of roads in the uk. The colour is referred to in the breed standards 4 and is sometimes linked to coat colour. The first cat’s eyes were only manufactured on one colour, white and were used to separate the lanes or the middle of the road.