The Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) is pleased to welcome i-glow as an associate member.
i-glo are leaders in the glow in the dark technology.
Cutting edge research and development with a fully automated UK production facility, provides solutions for large-scale multi-nationals to homeowners.
David Wagstaff, Technical Director at i-glo commented: “We are looking to work with Councils to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclist and to help reduce carbon emissions.”
A UK-wide £150,000 competition by the Trustees of the Rees Jeffreys Road Fund will close on 22nd October. The Trustees are offering grants of up to a possible £150,000, plus cash prizes of £5,000 for schools – to encourage new and creative thinking about what road users, and society as a whole, expect from the roads of the future.
Honouring the former council leader, who passed away in 2019, ‘Terry O’Neill Way’ is a 1.5km cycleway, with a brand new tarmac path, running between Hayley Road South in Burtonwood village, Warrington, and J8 of the M62.
TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) has published a paper to stimulate discussion among local authorities about the need and the means to achieve an integrated toolkit to improve decisions in highways asset management.
The Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) is pleased to welcome i-glow as an associate member.