noun A strip of spikes used to puncture and deflate the tires of vehicles, typically used by law enforcement to stop fleeing vehicles.
In military operations, spike strips may be used to disable or slow down enemy vehicles.
Spike strips are used by law enforcement to stop vehicles during high-speed pursuits by puncturing the tires.
Spike strips can be used in transportation systems such as toll booths to enforce payment or control traffic flow.
Security personnel may use spike strips to prevent unauthorized vehicles from entering restricted areas.
A spike strip is used by police officers to stop fleeing vehicles by puncturing their tires, causing them to deflate and eventually come to a stop.
Security guards may use spike strips to prevent unauthorized vehicles from entering restricted areas.
Private investigators may use spike strips as part of surveillance operations to track and stop suspects in vehicles.
Military personnel may use spike strips as a defensive measure to stop enemy vehicles from advancing.
Tow truck drivers may use spike strips to safely stop vehicles that are being repossessed or towed.