TSM – What we are all about

Here at TSM we always commit to delivering high standards across the UK. We utilise our specially designed vehicles and follow the latest legislation to carry out services including:

·         Traffic Census

·         Impact protection vehicles

·         Convoy systems

·         Lane Closures

To have a look at our services or for more information on our partners, please visit - http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/about_traffic_safety.php

Our services at TSM

TSM are devoted to achieving high standards without fail, providing solutions to road traffic management requirements across the UK.

We can also provide a quotation from specifications and plans; we advocate that a site visits can seriously help the production of a more precise detailed quote, which can help save money and time. For further information about our service please visit our website at http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/about_traffic_safety.php

TSM have been awqarded the TM Package

We have been awarded the TM package for the impressive Birmingham City Centre Interchange (BCCI) scheme which has recently been awarded to Bardon Construction. This scheme was a 12 month centro project beginning early October. BCCI will open up Moor Street to two-way function and bring in world class passenger facilities and provide a chain of improvement to bus routes, junctions and the public realm in central Birmingham. For further information about the TM package visit our website at: http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/traffic_safety_projects.php

 

Our Health and Safety management

We have a proactive approach to Health and Safety as it is vital to us. Our workforce has a wealth of knowledge and expertise to ensure that we follow all the regulations and legislation within the industry.

We are proud of our immaculate health and safety record with our following certifications:

BS ISO 9001:2000 accreditation for Sector Schemes 12A, 12B and 12D (a requirement of Appendix A in the Specification for Highway Works) BM TRADA Certification Member of UKAS. To find out more information, please visit - http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/

TSM Awarded the TM package

We have a variety of projects including being awarded the TM package for the prestigious Birmingham City Centre Interchange (BCCI) scheme which has recently been awarded to Bardon Construction.

This is a 12 month Centro project commencing early October. Read more about this project at: http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/traffic_safety_projects.php

The last thing you want to see on the way to work...

This is the last thing you want to see on the way to work…

For Traffic management done in the right way, visit our website: http://www.tsmltd.co.uk/

New traffic management scheme for two Bath roads

An experimental traffic management scheme, which aims to help make Bath a "walkable city", has been announced.

Bath and North East Somerset Council wants to divert traffic away from The Circus and allow it to move more freely on George Street.

Liberal Democrat councillor Roger Symonds said the measures will improve "people's quality of life".

Nearly 1,500 residents and commercial premises have been contacted for their views on the proposals.

The following measures are being suggested for an 18-month trial period:

• No vehicles will be allowed into the northern part of Gay Street at its junction with George Street. Cyclists will be allowed
• On Bennett Street, coaches will be prohibited. Local buses will be permitted
• Along most of George Street, no loading or unloading will apply Monday to Saturday between 07:00 and 11:00, and during 15:00 and 19:00
• A short length of George Street on the north side of the road between Bartlett Street and Lansdown Road will be no loading or unloading at any time

Scheme welcomed

"Residents and visitors should be able to walk and cycle around the city centre in a pleasant environment," added Mr Symonds.

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This scheme is a welcome measure to address the air quality issue in our neighbourhood”

Sally RothwellCara chairman

"The proposals form part of the council's commitment to make Bath into a more walkable city. They were also requested by the Circus Area Residents Association (Cara)".

Cara chairman Sally Rothwell said the organisation had been calling for a "change of this kind" for several years.

"This scheme is a welcome measure to address the air quality issue in our neighbourhood," she said.

"It is also good to see that the scheme goes some way to address the flow of traffic along George Street."

More details are available on the Bath and North East Somerset Council website.

Source Ref: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-21280532

For information on the products and services we offer at TSM please visit us online- www.tsmltd.co.uk