Ruby Ride in Rockland, MA

🚦 RubyRide Crosswalk Test – Rockland, MA

Why choose RubyRide for road markings?

✅ Fast install – Apply with standard striping equipment to save time and labor.
✅ Durable – Epoxy/acrylic hybrid chemistry delivers long-lasting performance.
✅ Eco-friendly – Uses 100% recycled color-coated glass aggregate.
✅ Quick-dry – Minimizes lane closure times.
✅ Superior skid resistance – Embedded glass aggregate enhances safety.

Huge thanks to Ron Beaudoin & Jason Callahan (K5 Corporation) and Tyler Etheredge (Ozark Materials) for making this test a success!

Ala Moana, Hawaii

Ruby Lake Glass partnered with Mira Image Construction to apply color and friction to the Ala Moana Boulevard Pedestrian Bridge in Honolulu.

The bridge provides a connection between the vibrant Kaka‘ako community and the natural attractions of Ala Moana Beach Park and Kewalo Basin. 

Ruby Lake Glass created a color coated blend of Truffle and White to mimic their beaches!

Road Safe, Boston, MA

“After the demonstration in our yard, we went into our conference room and were shown more data, video, key features from the Ruby Lake/Dow Chemical team.  Without any hesitation, the City of Boston granted approval onsite that afternoon for all current work to include Ruby Ride.  Their next question was “how fast can you get the material”?

 

You guys at Ruby Ride did a great job getting the material to us for some very successful installations.  To date we have installed over 25,000 SF in Boston and plans for much more during the 2025 construction season.  We’ve since implemented a neat machine for spreading the glass on the paint and our production continues to improve every day. 

 

Thanks so much for working with us so close.  Your product, support, and honesty has been top notch.  We’ll look forward to working with you on all our future projects.”

 

Oklahoma City, OK

Ruby Lake Glass shipped Jet Black color-coated recycled glass to Oklahoma City to complete “Our Dream Shadows,” a public art installation on the city's Deep Fork bike and pedestrian trail.

There are 30 “shadow” images appearing along the trail, created by local artists Denise Duong and Gabriel Friedman.

"Imagine dancing, jumping with, high-fiving, a mile of engaging shadow images! The idea was to embed the trail with a series of images that the cyclists and pedestrians could just simply have fun with."

Contact Josh Simpson for your URBAN ART projects!

Ruby Lake Glass: Brilliance, Friction, Durability