OGUN BUREAU OF TRANSPORT INTRODUCES THERMOPLASTIC LANE MARKERS

 He also pointed out that, the project was the Government continuous effort at sustaining the maintenance culture of infrastructure and to also ensure safe monitoring on the high ways, adding that, “the difference between this and the former system is that, while the conventional one was done manually with the hand, this new machine is highly sophisticated and automated” 

Penpushing further reports that, Opesanwo revealed that the other advantage of this device is that it is much cost effective as its impact is felt more on the road would last for three years before it would need to be re-painted. 

He also said the ripple effect would be safe monitoring on the road which would also result into safety of lives that would have lost due to avoidable accidents. 

Meanwhile, it is noted that the new Thermoplastic Pavement Marking Plant is a new machine that has been added into the kitty of the Bureau of Transportation (BOT) to ease transportation across the state.