QMS Invests in New Traffic Management Vehicles

To support its ongoing work across the region, QMS has added two more dedicated traffic management vehicles to its fleet. These purpose-built vehicles allow crews to deliver essential road network upgrades for Devon County Council safely and efficiently, with minimal disruption to local road users.

By adopting the RSMA’s updated Code of Practice for Traffic Management, QMS operatives take full control of site safety to create secure working zones across high-traffic junctions and narrow rural lanes. This investment guarantees seamless delivery across our Devon road marking schemes, keeping both its teams and the public safe.

Environmental First Solutions

QMS continues to deliver major infrastructure upgrades for Devon County Council, moving the network away from outdated thermoplastic markings and onto our advanced MMA (Methyl Methacrylate) cold-applied system.

MMA holds up far longer than thermoplastic, meaning fewer repeat visits and less ongoing maintenance. It also goes down cold, with no heating needed, which cuts the microplastic runoff reaching local waterways. That combination puts Devon County Council in a stronger position against its net-zero targets.

Installing Accessible Parking Spaces Across Devon

Accessible parking is another major strand of the work QMS is delivering for Devon County Council, with high-visibility bays going in across key hubs like Exeter and Newton Abbot, and extending out to Barnstaple.

Clearly marked bays make a real difference for drivers with mobility issues or hidden disabilities, giving them a fair chance to park close to where they’re going. It’s a small piece of the wider picture, but one that makes Devon’s streets safer and more inclusive for everyone.

Managing Traffic and Waiting Restrictions with Devon Road Markings

Devon’s busiest corridors need markings that hold up, which is why QMS installs highly visible, durable double yellow lines and waiting restrictions to help Devon County Council get ahead of congestion and unsafe parking in the county’s tourist hotspots.

On narrow, winding streets, clear line marking keep emergency access open and give pedestrians and cyclists a safer route through. It all adds up to a better day-to-day experience for residents, while helping Devon hold onto its reputation as a safe, welcoming destination for visitors.

With an expanded fleet of specialised traffic management vehicles and advanced MMA road marking systems, QMS continues to lead the way on highway safety and durable, eco-friendly infrastructure across Devon.

Contact the QMS team today on 01626 836777 or email info@qms.uk to discuss.

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