Over 230,000 square feet and 390+ exhibitors displaying the latest in concrete construction, information technology, trucking, safety & traffic, infrastructure support & more.
A move by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in the US could help reduce the risks of drink driving in the country. The NHTSA is working with a group of major automakers (the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety) and this has resulted in the establishment of the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS). The aim is to develop devices that can detect and prevent drunk driving by the use of infrared breath analysis or biometric readings using fingerprints. The technology is
JLG Industries demonstrated its 'smart' equipment as well as its latest hybrid technology and after-market support at bauma. Products featured include diagnostics tools, safety sensors and telescopic and articulating boom lifts.
The JLG Mobile Analyzer is a diagnostic tool for predictive maintenance, leading to less downtime by providing technicians with remote access to program, troubleshoot, calibrate and customise JLG equipment performance. Select machines displayed are fitted with the SkyGuard sensor
Nepal’s road traffic policing is improving to help tackle safety – information provided by World Highways correspondent Ram Krishna Wagle The police in Nepal recently held a road safety exhibition, aimed at reducing the casualty rate on the country’s road network.
