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Allow vehicles, wheelchairs, and pushchairs to easily access pavements with heavy-duty kerb ramps from Safe Options. Whether you’re looking for kerb ramps that can be permanently installed or kerb ramps for short periods, we’ve got safety ramps suitable for all. An essential piece of traffic safety equipment, find exactly what you need below.

Our selection of Traffic-Line kerb ramps are available in two heights, 100mm and 150mm, featuring yellow hi-vis markings that allow easy visual location. They’re made from 100% recycled rubber, meaning that they’re highly durable and can withstand the weight of commercial vehicles, trolleys, and wheelchairs. Either use them temporarily or fixed for permanent use with included safety extensions on either end.
Looking for something similar? Be sure to check out our industrial collision barriers and guards and commercial height restrictor bars for extra safety out on the roads.
Protection for vehicles & equipment - Kerb ramps eliminate harsh scraping and bumper damage when cars, vans, or site machinery travel over them.
Better pedestrian access - The ramps act as a gentle incline for wheelchairs, scooters, pushchairs, and trolleys needing to use the pavements.
High visibility for safety - Equipped with contrasting safety-yellow reflective strips, they are easily seen by reversing drivers and pedestrians at night.
Extreme durability - Recycled rubber doesn’t crack, chip, or crumble easily, making them reliable during even the cold winter months. They can hold load capacities up to 40 tonnes, meaning you don’t have to replace them frequently.
We also sell heavy-duty cable & hose protection ramps for preventable damage from HGVs.
When you order a kerb ramp from Safe Options, you can expect next-day delivery if you order by noon on any normal working day. Have a read of our delivery information for more details.
In the UK, rubber kerb ramps are legal, but might require permission from the local authority. Under Section 145 of the Highway Code and the Highways Act 1980, it’s illegal to drive a motor vehicle across a public footway or pavement if there is no official, council-approved dropped kerb, so bear this in mind before purchasing.
For temporary use, no. However, for permanent commercial setups, most ramps come with pre-moulded fixing holes should you need to anchor them down.