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Lee calls for shakeup in highways procurement procedures25/06/2013 George Lee, national director of the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA), has called on the Government to carry out a comprehensive review and reorganisation of procurement procedures in the highways sector. |
Almost half of road markings in Scotland need replacing06/03/2014 Forty three per cent of markings in Scotland should be replaced immediately or need to be scheduled for replacement, according to a report released by the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA). |
Road markings in Wales not up to standard, RSMA claims10/03/2014 A report carried out by the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) claims that the majority of markings in Wales are in a poor condition. |
“Chaotic” roads could stall driverless cars30/07/2014 Poorly maintained road markings and traffic signs could hamper the introduction of driverless cars on the UK’s road network. |
See self-driving cars in action at Seeing is Believing14/10/2014 The Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) and Thatcham will demonstrate self-driving cars at this year’s Seeing is Believing. |
RSMA report critical of motorway service stations13/08/2015 The Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) has assessed the external layout of 85 motorway service areas – with many scoring badly. |
RSMA chief joins editorial board19/11/2015 The chief executive of the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) – George Lee – has joined the Highways Magazine editorial board. |
RSMA hits out over plans to remove road markings03/02/2016 The Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA) has hit back over claims that removing markings from busy roads has the effect of slowing motorists down. |
Collaboration - A Partnership value12/04/2019 Organisations able to keep up with changes in the industry will be the ones who thrive, George Lee, of Highways Term Maintenance Association (HTMA) told Traffex 2019 delegates. |
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