On January 29th, 2011 there was an accident on M8 just outside of Glasgow. It involved the car striking a sign with three Lattix masts.

Small gantry presented at Traffex in England, march 2011.

He recieved the prize last week at Traffex in England, for his innovation and focus on road safety on English roads for 25 years.

There are now 170 registered traffic accidents involving Lattix masts in the UK. This means potentially 170 lives saved by our products!

Written by Gunnar Bendigtsen, MD Lattix Systems AS, for the magazine Airport 2010, vol. 2

The only way to ensure the high quality and safety compliance in the support structure market is by enforcing the ICAO Frangibility requirements.

We are very pleased to announce that we yet another year is rated AAA from Dun & Bradstreet!

Kjørte i feil retning fra Gardermoen  www.rb.no

E6-utbygging midt i naturreservat naturvernforbundet.no

I feil retning på E16 www.budstikka.no

Fornyer avtale om trafikksikkerhet Norsk Motorcykkel Union

Blir det fortsatt sambruksfelt? www.nrk.no

- Jeg grøsser ved tanken www.ta.no

Informerer om trafikksikkerhetstiltak og E6 langs Mjøsa Statens Vegvesen

In the last issue of the norwegian magazine "Våre Veger" (Our Roads) Lattix' managing director, Kim Heglund argues the case of soft roadsides. Read more about our Soft Thinking here.

Ny 4-felts E-18 innen 2015! www.telemarkher.no

Nedgang på alt, men ikke møteulykker Statens Vegvesen

750 på Anleggsdagene 2010 - program og foredrag www.mef.no

Fylkesordfører lover mer til drift og vedlikehold av veier i Buskerud Drammens Tidende

Tryggere biltrafikk Nettavisen

Intertraffic Amsterdam is the leading european traffic sector exhibition. At Lattix, we have begun preparations for the exhibition.

Lattix have only recently begun deploying signpost solutions in Australia. Already, two Lattix signposts have been hit “down under”. No injuries were sustained in the accidents.

Road Authorities in Victoria,  New South Wales, Western Australia and Queensland have approved Lattix for use.

«Intelligent sign» to stop motorist going in the wrong direction.

The number of accidents involving Lattix products reported to us have recently passed the 100 mark. Remarkably, there have been not a single fatality in any of these reported accidents.

Australia is one of the Lattix countries where there is no let-up in the action. Lattix products were well represented last week at the Local Government Expo.

The five Lattix street lighting masts that were set up and demonstrated on Iceland feature a totally new and unique design. They can also withstand winds of up to 60 metres per second. Hurricanes start at 33 m/s...