Group brochure - SafeRoad Group
Group brochure - SafeRoad Group
Group brochure - SafeRoad Group
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safeRoad- part of<br />
poland’s new tolling<br />
system<br />
<strong>SafeRoad</strong> was chosen as a main<br />
supplier of gantries and traffic safety<br />
equipment to the new Electronic<br />
Toll Solutions system in Poland. The<br />
project was led by Kapsch TrafficCom.<br />
<strong>SafeRoad</strong> has performed a wide range<br />
of work throughout the country:<br />
Ensuring traffic safety<br />
on the hansa line<br />
The Highway 1 – also called the Hansa<br />
line – is one of the most frequented<br />
highways in Germany. From August<br />
2008 until the end of 2012 the Hansa<br />
line will be extended to six lanes on a<br />
total length of 72.5 km. The expansion<br />
of the Hansa line is currently one<br />
of <strong>SafeRoad</strong>’s four pilot projects to<br />
develop transport infrastructure in<br />
Germany, and is carried out on behalf<br />
of the Federal Republic of Germany.<br />
For the highly overloaded Hansa line it<br />
means a positive change to economic<br />
value.<br />
• The gantries have been custommade<br />
with a span up to 45 metres<br />
and meet the standard requirements<br />
of the Polish Road Administration<br />
• Design and approval of permanent<br />
and temporary traffic organization<br />
• Production and assembly of gantries<br />
• Production and installation of<br />
protective barriers (H1/W4, H1/W3)<br />
• Supply and installation of energy<br />
shields the U-15a<br />
• Production and installation of<br />
information boards and signs in the<br />
marking of vertical via TOLL system.<br />
<strong>SafeRoad</strong> is a major partner in this<br />
project, and participates in a joint<br />
venture within traffic safety. We<br />
currently provide the delivery and<br />
installation of guardrails and ensure<br />
traffic safety in an overall length of<br />
5,600 meters. From September 2009<br />
to September 2010 seven phases<br />
of construction were successfully<br />
completed. The equipment of the route<br />
was carried out with the following<br />
guard rails:<br />
• Mega Rail s: 66,000 m<br />
• Mega Rail bw: 2,500 m<br />
• EDS 2.0: 26,500 m<br />
• EDS 1.33: 16,800 m<br />
• ES: 7,200 m<br />
• DDS ++: 2,000 m<br />
• Limes Berlin and Limes T3: 13,000 m<br />
In total, <strong>SafeRoad</strong> has delivered 325<br />
gantries and 90 km of guardrails,<br />
and the assembly teams have had<br />
excellent performance with 40<br />
installations per week on a national<br />
scale.<br />
<strong>SafeRoad</strong>’s companies in Poland and<br />
their subcontractors have worked in<br />
close co-operation in order to ensure<br />
efficient delivery of the project.<br />
Overall, the project covers a volume of<br />
250 km guardrail assemblies.<br />
The installation of the safety barriers<br />
require 4 to 12 assembly teams in<br />
daily operation. This requires logistical<br />
expertise and good coordi nation<br />
between our local construction office<br />
in Bockel and the project managers,<br />
to provide sufficient personnel and<br />
material in the storage areas on site.<br />
This challenge shows our flexibility and<br />
technical know-how.<br />
largest overpass in northern europe<br />
In Aitik, approx. 100 km north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden, you will find the largest Soil Steel Bridge in Northern<br />
Europe. The bridge is a ViaCon SuperCor, arch profile with a span of 16.8 meters and a height of 8.5 meters. The<br />
bridge was built in 2010 and makes it possible for heavy trucks, 650 tons, from the Aitik mine to safely pass over the<br />
public road. The SuperCor Bridge is designed to take the load of heavy mining equipment of up to 1250 tons.<br />
<strong>SafeRoad</strong> protected the spectators and cyclists in the World<br />
Cycling Championship<br />
When the UCI Road World Championship was held in Copenhagen in September 2011, <strong>SafeRoad</strong> was chosen as a<br />
main supplier of area protection equipment and signs. In close co-operation with Copenhagen Municipality and the<br />
Danish police, <strong>SafeRoad</strong> ensured that the event was carried out safely. <strong>SafeRoad</strong> was responsible for preparing the<br />
sign plan for the route and to supply, assemble and dismantle signs and area protection equipment. Approximately<br />
800 prohibition signs and 700 various traffic signs were assembled and dismantled. In addition, 50 signs were<br />
custom-made for the event. During the World Championships, <strong>SafeRoad</strong> had competent staff available 24 hours a day<br />
to assist during the event.<br />
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