Road markings, barriers & workzone protection

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Controlling influence New lane control solutions from major roadmarking companies have been installed on highways across the world over recent months. Guy Woodford reports on some of them. Clearview Traffic Group (CTG) recently clocked up the installation of over 70,000 Astucia active flush and surface mounted road studs in the UK. CTG has been involved in numerous road stud installation projects on motorways and...

Closing the gateCanadian company Versilis is introducing the SwiftGate automated lane closure system. This is said to be a safer and more efficient alternative for hazardous, time-consuming...
Plastic safety solutionHIGHLY VISIBLE plastic lane marker posts from Pexco have helped boost traffic flow and safety for the Olympic Winter Games.
Reflecting the lightHigh visibility is claimed for Avery Dennison's OmniCube reflective sheeting, which offers higher reflectivity for road signage. The new full-cube sheeting is said to be...
Steel wire barriers provide rock fall protectionIn Gibraltar, where the entire population lives on or close to the huge limestone rock that gives the nation its name, the issue of rock fall protection is taken very...

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Call for bike safe barriersThe Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) in the UK is calling on the government to redesign crash barriers to make them more motorcycle-friendly....
Poor marks for UK's white linesThe UK's road markings are said to be vanishing rapidly, according to a new survey by a leading highways organisation. A snapshot survey of nearly...
Aussie demonstration for BGA live crash demonstration of the Highway Care (HC) manufactured BarrierGuard 800 portable steel safety barrier was staged recently at Eastern Creek...
Oman plans projectsContracts worth in excess of US$ 436 million are now being awarded in Oman for a series of road improvements and upgrades. One notable deal is for...
Poor marks for UK's white linesThe UK's road markings are said to be vanishing rapidly, according to a new survey by a leading highways organisation. A snapshot survey of nearly...

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Easing temporary highway dangerSome of the latest speedometer technology has been successfully trialled in French highway work zones, while tireless work continues across Europe and the United States to...
Barrier innovations making roads saferDevelopments in barrier technology continue to make roads safer for drivers - Mike Woof writes. Innovative new barrier technology is helping make roads safer for drivers. Key...
Improved roadmarkings will boost roadway safety for usersAn Innovative road marking system helping to boost public transport in a major South American city, and road marking analytic technology robust enough to withstand damage in...
Controlling influenceNew lane control solutions from major roadmarking companies have been installed on highways across the world over recent months. Guy Woodford reports on some of them....
An array of barrier innovations is coming to marketVarious developments are affecting the market for highway barriers - Mike Woof writes The global market for highway barrier products continues to see the introduction of new...
Stronger crash barriers may be needed for heavier trucksThe European Road Federation (ERF) has voiced its concern that roadside barriers in Europe may have to be upgraded According to the ERF, the recent decision of the European...