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Hello,

Our warehouse lot has a holding area for commercial drivers who are waiting for their trailer to be filled. This is a gravel lot. Because of the remote location of our plant, many drivers have no cell service and tend to leave their truck and approach the guard gate to inquire about the status of their trailer. To do this they have to cross the flow of traffic.

To minimize safety risks we are looking for ways to ensure pedestrian safety on our warehouse lot. Because it is a gravel lot, we cannot paint crosswalks. Do y'all have any ideas on what we could do?

Thanks in advance!
  • Posted 30 Jun 2020 23:55
  • By bhai_ali
  • joined 30 Jun'20 - 1 message
  • Missouri, United States

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