WARP Traffic Management

It's crucial to prioritize safety when approaching and passing through worksites and roadwork areas.

Here are a few reasons why you should avoid speeding through worksites:

Worker Safety: Speeding through a worksite puts the lives of workers at risk. Construction zones often have limited visibility, and workers may be moving around, operating heavy machinery, or handling materials. By driving at a safe speed, you allow yourself more time to react to unexpected situations and prevent accidents, letting our workers and you, get home safely.

Unpredictable Conditions: Worksites can have uneven surfaces, debris, or temporary signage, which may require you to adjust your driving behaviour. Driving at a reduced speed enables you to navigate these conditions more effectively and prevents potential damage to your vehicle.

Reduced Stopping Distance: When you drive at higher speeds, it takes longer for your vehicle to come to a complete stop. This increased stopping distance can be critical in a worksite where unexpected obstacles or worker movements may occur. Slowing down allows you to maintain better control and react promptly to any potential hazards.

Legal Consequences: Speeding through a worksite is not only unsafe but can also lead to legal consequences.

Remember, the safety of workers and drivers should always be a top priority. Slowing down and being cautious in worksites not only protects lives but also ensures a smoother flow of traffic and minimises the potential for accidents or injuries.