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> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Traffic management plans ensure that not only do heavy transport & abnormal load projects minimise impact on the surrounding environment but also on other road users and pedestrians. Traffic management plans include TTRO (Temporary Traffic Regulation Order), route planning and access reports to plan the movement of abnormal load heavy transport projects. Utilising all the data collated whilst undertaking swept path analysis reports, topographical surveys, visual route inspections, route access surveys and test drives, our Transport Consulting Team will provide comprehensive traffic management plans detailing all aspects of your heavy transport project. These traffic management plans and heavy transport surveying services identify current heavy transport legislation applicable to each individual abnormal load project.

> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Our Consulting Team has a proven track record in providing specialist reports to facilitate safe and professional transport. Our team of highly trained, experienced professionals can analyse the impact of abnormal loads on the surrounding environment identifying any amendments which may be required for safe passage. Possessing detailed knowledge of our specialist tractors, trailers and SPMTs, we apply the practical transport considerations of abnormal load vehicles. Our team understands the behaviour of abnormal load vehicles and has extensive knowledge of transport regulations, environmental considerations and planning requirements. For Heavy Transport projects we routinely undertake Route Access Surveys, Swept Path Analysis, Topographical Surveys, Traffic Management Plans, Visual Route Inspections, Test Drives and Environmental Impact Assessments.

Urban agglomerations governed by strict design requirements are not the setting for free-standing technical buildings. However, these buildings are often indispensible, but their presence spoils the townscape. The dilemma: The costs for the realisation of alternative locations often escalate, and supply reliability can even be impaired. An underground station from Betonbau is the best choice in this case. The station technology simply »vanishes« beneath the surface of the terrain, and the area can utilised further for its former purpose with practically no limitations. Access entrances and ventilation elements are adapted to suit local conditions, and the plant can even be planned to support traffic passing over it. Underground stations are utilised in the following areas: Airports Historic town centres Inner-city sites Escape and rescue areas