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Work begins on installing rumble strips on Pacific Highway I Australian Rural & Regional News
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Work begins on installing rumble strips on Pacific Highway I Australian Rural & Regional News
Work begins on the Pacific Highway to install audio tactile line marking tomorrow, Monday, August 18. The audio tactile line marking, also known as rumble strips, will be installed between Harwood and Tweed Heads. Applying rumble strips on the highway. Photo courtesy indyNR.com Transport for NSW’s Greg Collins said the rumble strips reduce the risk of head-on and run-off-road crashes by alerting drivers if their vehicle starts to veer out of the…
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