What Standards Apply to Road Line Marking in Australia?
Road line marking in Australia is governed at three levels, and non-conforming marking usually has to be removed, not just remarked, so its important it’s done right the first time.
Bridge Expansion Joint Replacement Under Live Traffic: Five Gold Coast Bridges for City of Gold Coast
Action LSC replaced bridge expansion joints, sealed bridge deck cracking and completed permanent pavement repairs across five bridge structures on the Gold Coast, Queensland, working for principal contractor Hazell Bros on behalf of the City of Gold Coast.
What Is Audio Tactile Line Marking (ATLM) and How Does It Reduce Run-Off-Road Crashes?
Audio Tactile Line Marking (ATLM) is a raised profile pavement marking that produces an audible sound and a physical vibration when a vehicle's tyres cross it. It performs the normal visual job of a line marking and adds a second and third warning channel on top.
Cold Applied Plastic vs Thermoplastic vs Waterborne Paint - A comparison
Which Line Marking Material is best for which road?
Waterborne paint, thermoplastic and cold applied plastic each outperform the others in a defined set of conditions, and the selection is driven by road classification, traffic volume, operating speed and how long the marking must last before the next intervention.
Who Is Action LSC? Inside Australia’s Newest Specialist Road Infrastructure Contractor
Action Lines, Signs & Civil (Action LSC) is an Australian specialist road infrastructure contractor delivering line marking, safety barriers and guardrail, bridge maintenance, sign manufacturing and installation, road furniture and minor civil works.