Birmingham technology company solves £23m ‘Bridge Strikes’ question
Sector: Automotive • Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Source: Highways Today
A Birmingham technology company could save lives and taxpayers more than £23m a year by protecting crucial tunnels, bridges and overhead cables in the UK from bridge strikes. Coeval, which has its Headquarters in Harborne, England, believes its Intelligent Warning Systems significantly reduce the chance of overheight vehicles hitting railway bridges and tunnels.
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Description | A Birmingham technology company could save lives and taxpayers more than £23m a year by protecting crucial tunnels, bridges and overhead cables in the UK from bridge strikes. Coeval, which has its Headquarters in Harborne, England, believes its Intelligent Warning Systems significantly reduce the chance of overheight vehicles hitting railway bridges and tunnels. |
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