A speedy delivery for the B1203
After reports of speeding on a small country road, Riggotts were subcontracted by returning client Engie Services Ltd to carry out urgent refurbishment works on the B1203.
Using their many years’ of experience, Riggotts had a plan of action in place and quickly made it to the site. The operatives on site laid down a plethora of speed-deterrent markings after removing the faded pre-existing lines.
The new markings comprised 28, 30 mph speed roundels, 80 letters & numbers and 116 metres of red rumble strip.
Red rumble strip causes vibrations in the steering wheel of a vehicle drawing the drivers attention to their speed whilst also ensuring they’re alert.
The thermoplastic materials used in this application contain a reflective material to increase visibility at night – helping to keep vehicles on the correct side of the road and showing the drivers of the path ahead.
Boasting over 25 years’ experience, Riggotts employ a variety of advanced materials and specialist line marking techniques to help maintain the safety of the UK’s roads. Visit our Contact Page to learn more about what Riggotts can do for you.
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