Getting around in New York City isn’t getting any cheaper, but it could be getting faster. That’s because toll gates will be replaced by automatic toll plazas at seven bridges and two tunnels throughout the city, under a plan announced by Gov. Cuomo on Wednesday. The spans included in the project include the Verrazano-Narrows, Robert … Automatic Tolls to Replace Gates at 9 NYC Spans: Cuomo
Last month, the automated gate industry implemented a new voluntary standard ostensibly designed to decrease the chances that individuals will become entrapped, injured or killed by a motorized gate. Will it matter? Automatic gates have been crushing people with regularity since communities and businesses began installing them in the early 1970s, despite occasional education campaigns, … Automatic Gates’ Deadly Legacy
With the increasing need for automation in industrial and residential sectors automating gates has become one of the primarily concerns for end-users. Also increasing urbanization and infrastructural development such as shopping malls, hyper & super markets has also led to increase in the demand for automated equipment’s in order to reduce the overall labor cost. … Automatic Gate Opening System Market Would Register a Healthy Growth Rate During the Forecast 2016 – 2026
In our recent January 8th, 2017 issue, I wrote an article in which I discussed the Moving Ahead For Progress In The 21st Century Act of June 2012 (or the “MAP-21” Act); I’d discussed how the numerous city, county, state and multi-party agencies which are involved in administrating toll plazas throughout the U.S. were supposed … This Is What We Can Do To Reduce Accidents At Railroad Crossings
WHILE many homeowners install some kind of a security system, it is vital they be more watchful to guarantee they do not fall victim to burglars. Most home robberies happen while the house is unattended, or the homeowners are at work. It is therefore essential that homeowners execute proper security measures to help reduce the … How to protect your home
SANTA FE, N.M. — The deaths of two Santa Feans in a fiery wrong-way accident on Interstate 25 in September – caused by a driver who was extremely intoxicated – raised new concerns about safety and possible design flaws on the stretch of interstate that runs between the Eldorado exit east of town through the … Working to keep drivers in the right lane
