Temporary road markings: Working group findings

Transport Research Laboratory, 2003
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Civil & Structural Supplement

Abstract

A Working Group was set up to study the issues of temporary road markings including ease of use, removal and durability. Taking into consideration surface material developments and the implications of the EU standard for marking materials, the findings of the Working Group are detailed in this report.

History

Temporary Road Markings Working Group comprise representatives from the Highways Agency (HA), the Traffic Management Contractors Association (TMCA), TRL Ltd, the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA), the Reflective Equipment Manufacturers Association (REMA) and the Department for Transport (DFT). This document is published by TRL Ltd on behalf of the Working Group.

Subjects

  • Roads
  • Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities
  • Transport facilities
  • Road markings

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The Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) is an internationally recognised organisation providing research, consultancy, testing and certification for all aspects of transport.

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