Traffic Group Signals and The Traffic Group awarded Finalist in the 2020 Highways Awards.
The RadioConnect2 with AutoGreen was a finalist in the Highway Industry Product of the Year category, alongside tough competition from the likes of Chevron, Tarmac and Solar Gates UK.
It may not have been at the Royal Lancaster in London, but Highways Magazine held a great virtual evening and ‘Happy Hour’ to celebrate everyone’s ingenuity, hard work, resilience and pride in the traffic industry, which was well attended by over 500 industry professionals.
The first ever virtual Highways Awards on 28 January was a major success with a record audience, great humour from host Colin Murray and a huge buzz on social media. After a hard year, which forced the 2020 awards to be delayed until now, it was an emotional night but still an upbeat one, full of good humour thanks in no small part to Mr Murray, returning by popular demand after his champion performance for the 2019 Awards.
Our entry for the Highways Awards, the RadioConnect2 with AutoGreen, was put forward due to it’s revolutionary patented technology that can improve vehicle efficiency at road works by up to 50%. To date, it is the only proven system to control traffic in a safe and efficient way, and has won the trust of the leading names in traffic management and the utilities sector.
The winner in the Product of the Year category went to HRS and Chevron Traffic Management with their Smart Sign, an innovative digital technology for smart motorway projects.
Our entry for the Highways Awards, the RadioConnect2 with AutoGreen, was put forward due to it’s revolutionary patented technology that can improve vehicle efficiency at road works by up to 50%. To date, it is the only proven system to control traffic in a safe and efficient way, and has won the trust of the leading names in traffic management and the utilities sector.
The winner in the Product of the Year category went to HRS and Chevron Traffic Management with their Smart Sign, an innovative digital technology for smart motorway projects.