Flashing Beacons

[codlasher]

@WillTimberlake

Try here; Training Centre for Traffic Management Operatives

 

Re the beacon, I have one that moves between which-ever vehicle that goes on the road. Mainly my tractor.

codlasher

Edited September 9, 2013 by codlasher
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[WillTimberlake]

Thanks for the link dude. Much appreciated.

[humpo48]

I think I paid around £190, on day course. you learn how to set up traffic lights, signs and the general road traffic act, but only the relevant stuff to you. It teaches you what you must know and do. This was through a company called Sun Traffic. But to save the hazzle I get them to set up any traffic lights and I can control them if they have to go all red.

[tommytopsoil]

There a must for short cuts on footpaths during rush hour, parking anywhere etc

 

+1

[Breezeblock]

we have one on our chipper seemingly bright orange isnt visible enough

[hedgesparrow]

have a double beacon but looking at fitting leds in front grill and rear plus a led on top much brighter than the flashers. need it as working on road council demand it. still do not see it blind bats. nor my high viz trousers and top with signs. latter they run over them just for fun:2gunsfiring_v1:

[Jamie M]

Yep we do, although we inherited them with the truck, we would have fitted them anyway. NRSWA requires double lights on vehicles....

[Paul Smith]

Mine are on the uprights of the tipper, nice and high!👍

[Ian Flatters]

Yep, Beacons, although i need to get some rear fitted on the transit to comply with nrswa.

[agrimog]

led beacons on mog along with reflectollite chevrons and front markers, and two movable flashers on poles for when the hiabs swinging loads over roads and paths,