Paving Reinstatement at the Senedd
Introduction Jointline recently completed essential paving reinstatement works at the Welsh National Assembly, the Senedd, in Cardiff Bay. These works…
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We're proud to announce the successful delivery of a recent project on the A631, a key route connecting Sheffield to Louth, and serving as a vital link across South Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, and Lincolnshire. Jointline, working on behalf of Thomas Bow, provided the finishing touches by installing fresh line markings and road studs, ensuring the road was fully equipped for safe and efficient travel.
This project was a true showcase of collaboration between our Bradford and Lincoln depots. Under the leadership of Contracts Supervisor Craig Rose, the Bradford team expertly managed the multi-mark machine and Halifax studs, ensuring precision at every step. Meanwhile, the Lincoln depot took charge of the handwork.
The team, composed of both skilled operatives and trainees, demonstrated their expertise in highways maintenance. Their efforts were instrumental in delivering the centre lines, speed limit roundels, urban nearside flat line continuous edges, and give-way markings to adjacent roads. It’s fantastic to see the power of teamwork and the depth of expertise within Jointline.
Effective road markings and studs are critical for guiding and protecting road users, especially in challenging weather or low-light conditions. By enhancing visibility and delineating traffic lanes, these features contribute significantly to road safety and the overall driving experience.
Introduction Jointline recently completed essential paving reinstatement works at the Welsh National Assembly, the Senedd, in Cardiff Bay. These works…
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Introduction Jointline recently completed the line marking works for a hospital car park in North Lincolnshire, marking the third of…
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