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Newport safety measures will aid road safety
RECYCLING service Wastesavers have recently worked with Sentinel Systems to improve the safety of their recycling vehicles in Newport.
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Wastesavers work in partnership with Newport City Council to provide kerbside recycling services to residents and businesses. Sentinel was specifi ed for the installation by vehicle providers Romaquip to provide Wastesavers with safety tools for drivers. Sentinel’s products off ered Wastesavers fully-protective camera systems for the vehicles, to help prevent accidents in busy and public areas within Newport.
Sentinel Systems supplied and installed 360-degree camera systems to 18 of Wastesavers recycling vehicles.
Sentinel’s 360-degree camera systems off er complete coverage of vehicles such as large trucks. These can be combined with Sentinel’s 4 or 8-channel DVRs, where drivers can record up to 30 days of footage from the surround view cameras - ensuring any accidents can be dealt with.
Inside the vehicle, a seven-inch in-cab monitor was installed with high image clarity so objects around the vehicle could always be seen clearly by drivers.
Sentinel Systems provide high quality but cost eff ective vehicle safety products, suitable for a range of vehicles, from road sweepers to large trucks.
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A plan to make it as easy as possible for residents to dispose of waste at the city’s fi ve Household Recycling Centres (HRCs) will see businesses using vans charged to dispose of their waste from 10 July 2017.
The proposal, devised in recognition of the fact it is the law for fi rms to have suitable waste arrangements, means the HRCs will continue to be free of charge for all Birmingham citizens wishing to dispose of household items. The change will also enable better management of queues at busier times, reducing the time visitors will have to wait to dispose of their waste.
Under the new system, anyone with a van will need to call by telephone to pre book a slot. For residents this will continue to be free, but for businesses there will be a cost of £75 per visit. Businesses will also only be permitted to use James Road HRC in Tyseley.
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