Meanings of concrete bollard in English

There was a small group ahead of him, leaning on a concrete bollard.

A motorcyclist was killed after his bike left the road and hit a concrete bollard in Co Cork earlier today.

The boy driving the car, a stolen Mazda 121, apparently attempted to ram it past a four foot concrete bollard nearby.

Following the January incident, authorities installed 140 concrete bollards in the city center.

One car was involved and the driver, a 32-year-old man, died when the vehicle collided with concrete bollards.

Next to him, workers were erecting concrete bollards to make sure trucks cannot access the pavement there any more.

Temporary concrete bollards were subsequently placed around key CBD locations, including Southern Cross Station and Federation Square, to prevent vehicle attacks.

Fortunately, concrete bollards that were stuck in the river caught the vehicle before it dropped further over into the deeper water.

They eventually had to install concrete bollards at the bottom of the hill to stop joyriders careering through people's bay windows.

There are Black Hawk helicopters in the skies, Stinger missiles on the ground and concrete bollards disguised as giant flowerpots around the main buildings.

The British army removed concrete bollards and large screens which were erected last month after a number of bombings in nearby towns by dissident republicans.

A CO Dublin landowner has begun a legal action aimed at having Waterways Ireland remove concrete bollards from a towpath adjacent to the Royal Canal.

In the city of Bochum in Western Germany, organizers decorate concrete bollards, wrapping them up as Christmas presents with bows to make them appear festive.

Fortunately, for this taxi, a series of concrete bollards saved it, and its passengers, from the unthinkable after it was swept away by flash floods.