J-Tech LaneBlade, Roadway Debris Clearing, Hazard Removal
J-Tech designed and engineered the LaneBlade® with one thing in mind—Safety. Since its debut in May of 2020, over 30 agencies across the United States and Canada have trusted the LaneBlade® to keep highways clear of dangerous debris and reduce the incident risks for travelers and highway workers.
Pa. Turnpike debris cleanup made safer due to ‘LaneBlade ... - MSN
But Valenteen says his job is safer now that the Turnpike has been using a device on its trucks for the past two years called a LaneBlade. It resembles a plow with ends that fold in at the touch...
Why do more than 30 agencies use the LaneBlade®?
J-Tech’s LaneBlade® is the only debris removal tool that is programmed with a deployment speed limiter. This means that unsupervised workers will not try to remove debris at too high of a speed that could result in ricocheting objects—creating a danger when they should be limiting harm.
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BUCKSCO.Today - Enhanced safety for Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Enhanced safety for Pennsylvania Turnpike workers with the new LaneBlade device, streamlining debris removal without leaving the truck.
The LaneBlade® is a proven solution to safely clear motorway …
The replaceable, sacrificial blade keeps the LaneBlade’s® core structure unharmed if it strikes an immovable object. It is made of steel, but an optional Austrian Küper GK5 blade is available and is often used on roads having raised reflective pavement markings.
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s Post - LinkedIn
The PA Turnpike took home not one, but two awards from the IBTTA Monday for its Sustainability Programs and the new Lane Blade roadway-debris removal device.
J-TECH on LinkedIn: Pa. Turnpike debris cleanup made safer due …
Beginning right in our own backyard with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, the J-Tech LaneBlade® is making headlines, helping to keep roads clear of debris and road crews safer,...
PA Turnpike adopts LaneBlade® for debris removal - LinkedIn
The PA Turnpike, along with other tollway agencies, are leading the way in adopting the LaneBlade® to safely clear roadway debris from active traffic lanes. Learn more at LaneBlade.com.
LaneBlade Archives - MONTCO.Today
Apr 22, 2024 · New Technology Ensures PA Turnpike Crews Are Safer When Clearing Debris April 22, 2024. A new technology has made it safer for Pennsylvania Turnpike cleanup crews to clear debris from the highway in Montgomery County and statewide, writes Mike…