Protecting Pedestrians & Cyclists
Protecting Pedestrians & Cyclists
Published on
September 21, 2023
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In the year 2021, a report unveiled that the unfortunate demise of 220 individuals took place in Australia due to mishaps involving pedestrians and cyclists. The safety, security and wellbeing of the masses, along with the overall protection of Australian roads and infrastructure, has always been given paramount importance and cannot be compromised at any cost. The authorities and concerned departments are actively working to ensure that necessary measures are implemented, and proactive steps are taken to minimize such incidents and prevent them from happening in the future. The public is encouraged to exercise caution, be mindful of their surroundings and follow traffic rules and regulations, while simultaneously raising their voice for the betterment of the community and advocating for necessary change that safeguards the welfare and interests of all.
Engineered to save lives, our Energy Absorbing Bollards (AB-EAB) can withstand a 1700kg vehicle travelling speeds up to 65km/h. Implementing this solution along highways and freeways, along low speed roads and high foot traffic areas enforces protection towards pedestrians from hostile vehicles.
Smart Access Automation’s AB-EAB is an innovative solution that is making the world a safer place for pedestrians and drivers alike. By significantly reducing the amount of damage caused by uncontrolled vehicles attempting to enter a pedestrian-dense area, the AB-EAB is able to effectively minimize the risk of harm to both people and infrastructure. This not only protects individuals from harm, but also helps to ensure that our roads are safer and more secure for all those who use them. With Energy Absorbing Bollards that serve as your first response to cyclist and pedestrian safety, these versatile solutions provide the ultimate hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) solution to safeguard sidewalks, lane ways, and pedestrian crossings. Investing in an AB-EAB solution is a proactive choice that can help prevent incidents before they occur, rather than facing the devastating consequences of accidents on our roads, which result in an average of 220 deaths each year in Australia alone.
