Category: Traffic Management
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Access Control Security and Traffic Management
City councils the world over are looking for solutions to control vehicular access
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The early years
Devices to control access and transit were in existence well before the Christian Era. The word ‘barrier’ is derived from ‘bar’, meaning a physical obstruction, and can be traced back through French to its Latin roots. Today it is often used in connection with the controlled blocking of traffic lanes, so that barriers and vehicles…
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Vehicle Barrier A lot more than just up and down
Recently introduced Micro Drive generation of barriers by Magnetic Autocontrol GmbH are based on the patented MHTM drive system which is integrated into the enclosure to make a very compact design of unit.
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DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: The Need for Traffic Management and Engineering
“Road Safety is a multi-sectoral and multi-dimensional issue. It incorporates the development and management of road infrastructure, provision of safer vehicles, legislation and law enforcement, mobility planning, provision of health and hospital services, child safety, urban land use planning, etc. In other words, its ambit spans engineering aspects of both, roads and vehicles on one…
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Park it. Connect it. Manage It
Connectivity, Mobility and Management are the most important factors of parking management in these highly automated times. An integrated approach and well planned infrastructure are the need of the hour.
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Coloured Surfacing
Coloured Surfacing forms an important part of new road technology as it brings down death or serious injuries on road
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Vehicle friendly products
Frontier Polymers is committed to the cause of road safety through its products and campaigns
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In pursuance of Zero
Vision Zero Academy of Sweden will facilitate the successful implementation of Vision Zero which is expected to become a major road safety policy all over the world
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Interview with: Harish Baijal, A crusade against drunk-driving The Mumbai Experiment
Early 2008, on testing positive for drunk driving at Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai, an investment banker threw notes worth Rs 2000 on the traffic constable who had apprehended him. Harish Baijal, the then Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), was so miffed with the audacity of the Honda Accord owner that he personally argued the case…
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Road Safety in a new light
3M’s retroreflective sheeting technology has transformed the science of light reflectivity on the roads and plays a significant role in road safety.