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Roadside Safety Measures: Page 17

Surveying & Layout

Skyward and Federal Aviation Administration to Test Cellular-connected Drones

Verizon Connect

Memorandum of Agreement enables Skyward and the FAA to mutually research the capabilities of cellular communication networks for command and control within the National Airspace System.

Skyward Sentaero Verizon 4 G Lte

Boland Equipment Rentals Appoints New Director of Sales

Boland Equipment Rentals (B.E.R.)

Kevin O’Connor will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the company’s sales department. He joins BER with more than 25 years of experience in the equipment rental industry.

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Concrete Equipment & Products

A Bright Piece of Mind

In interest to keep you safe during the evening, night, and day - one company offers contractors a hands-free portable light mountable to your truck, traffic cone, your high-vis vest, even your hardhat.

A Bright Piece of Mind - The Guardian Angel Personal Light

Construction Safety Technology

Using Data to Improve Work Zone Safety

Connected vehicle technology can help project planners better manage these dangerous jobs

Heavy Trucks: Class 7 & 8

Daimler Expands Detroit Assurance Capabilities

Active Speed Intervention, Active Lane Assist with Auto Stop and Brake Hold Mode add to list of safety features.

New Detroit Assurance features have just been announced for the Freightliner Cascadia and Western Star 49X when spec’d with a Detroit powertrain. These features include Active Speed Intervention, Active Lane Assist with Auto Stop and Brake Hold Mode.

California Measures Long-Term Performance of Rapid Strength Concrete for Pavement Restoration

International Grooving & Grinding Association

Results of a Southern California freeway survey that set out to determine the short-term and long-term performance of rapid strength concrete for the potential repair and restoration of highway infrastructure work.

Rapid Strength Concrete Used in Freeway Pavement Restoration

Report: 60% of Road Workers Report Cars Crashing Into Jobsites

New AGC survey show over half of construction workers report vehicles have entered into their work zones.

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Protecting Your Crew, Even While Driving

You must not only take care of yourself, you must be more focused to ensure that everything you and your crew do to complete work, including driving, is done with the highest level of safety possible.

Safety First

Time for Rental to Think Outside the Box

Doing something a little different can challenge you, create opportunity, open new avenues for success and growth, and change outlooks. When was the last time you looked outside the box when it comes to your business?

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Construction Safety

Avoiding Struck-By Incidents, Hosted by CPWR

CPWR -- The Center for Construction Research and Training

As a part of the second annual National Stand-Down to Prevent Struck-By Incidents, the Center for Construction Research and Training conducts a Struck-By Webinar series to spread awareness on how to prevent accidents — best practices included.

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Geotab, Together for Safer Roads Partner for Safe Driving Awareness

Geotab and Together for Safer Roads have issued a road safety challenge to commercial fleets in recognition of the United Nations' Global Road Safety Week.

Geotab vehicle safety

Heavy Trucks: Class 7 & 8

Don’t Let Brakes Slow Productivity

Maintain air brake systems to keep your medium- and heavy-duty trucks rolling.

Brakes being out of adjustment is a common DOT citation. On an air brake system the slack adjuster is used to adjust the brakes. It takes up the slack is the stroke as the friction surfaces wear away. Modern trucks are equipped with automatic slack adjusters that adjust themselves during full brake applications and should only require manual adjustments during installation.

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