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Railing systems feature all galvanized parts

Access safety railing systems enable conformity to the “barrier-free” requirements of the ADA and other applicable state and local building codes. Built using manufacturer’s proprietary structural, slip-on railing components, Access railings provide smooth, contiguous gripping surface. Framework of horizontal bars is supported by vertical, upright posts assembled from modular fittings and standard 114-in. Schedule 40 pipe. Constructed of iron, all railing components are galvanized. No welding, drilling or threading required for installation. Kee Safety Inc., Buffalo, N.Y.

Access parking meters with one pre-programmed electronic key 8/27/2008

Monitor retroreflectivity levels to maintain compliance with FHWA 8/27/2008

Stylish and attractive street fixtures are sturdy aluminum 8/27/2008

Signs deliver an energy-efficient, changeable message 8/26/2008

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Articles

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Backup power system brings order to Shreveport intersections 9/23/2008

Normally, traffic signals operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year. The signals direct traffic through intersections, only requiring periodic maintenance and a power supply. However,...

Road builders find innovative ways to control rising costs of construction 4/24/2008

Portable traffic signals, as well as strategies such as reassigning the workforce, can reduce labor costs.

Bicycle organization working in tandem with government bodies 11/8/2007

Would more of us pedal to work or a local attraction if we could store our bikes safely when we got there?

Digital video solution captures red-light violations in Tennessee 10/29/2007

After a competitive bid process, the City of Germantown, Tenn., has selected Nestor Traffic Systems Inc. to continue providing a video-based system for detecting and proving red-light violations.

Laser speed gun for police officers debuts at IACP show 10/23/2007

An innovative LIDAR (light detection and ranging) device was unveiled at the 114th annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Conference and Exposition.

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