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ROAD MANAGER INC OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED IN NEW YORK

Road Manager Inc has been officially launched in New York City by Managing Directors Christine Keyes and Brendan McNally.
It comes as Road Manager continues to grow its international footprint in the United States and Europe.
“We are incredibly proud to be in the United States at a time when the nation is looking at tackling its infrastructure backlog,” Ms Keyes said.
“It’s a challenge for both proponents of infrastructure investment and for the people living, working and travelling around these sites.
“We are on the ground with you to support that process through the world’s best manager of disruption around a work site.
“Our software and technical support is already being used in cities including Boston and Seattle and we look forward to partnering with more cities in 2018,” she said.
“Road Manager takes traffic plans out of the dark ages of pen and paper and brings them into the 21st century onto the cloud using Google maps,” Mr McNally said.
“That means traffic managers can draft, change and have plans approved live including in the field while work is underway and unexpected challenges arise.
“Our message to state and city planners. road builders and property developers is: let us help you through this part of the process. Using Road Manager to manage your events or road works means less disruption for motorists. With more than 40 years experience in traffic management between us we can help you manage the price of progress,” he said.

To sign up for the free trial visit roadmanager.com or email info@roadmanager.com

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Managing Directors Brendan McNally & Christine Keyes with new US lead Marie Scoutas

NEW TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PARTNERSHIPS WITH ROAD MANAGER

Traffic planning software company Road Manager has joined forces with two top training providers to deliver traffic management training in NSW.

Road Manager is the technology partner for CommonSense Safety Training and Accelerated Training. These expert training providers will deliver the new 3 day Training Course that replaces Red and Orange Cards in NSW.

“Road Manager is the perfect tool – using a live Google Map to draw your plans then collaborate with colleagues.”

“And this new cloud based program is much easier for students to access both in and out of the classroom,” he said.

Accelerated Training CEO Alex Maturana said he was keen to introduce the new Road Manager program to his students and clients.

“I’m using it myself and it is so quick and easy to draw plans.”

“And once our students are out in the field they can use Road Manager Live to manage their road works or events,” he said.

Traffic Management Training

These combined qualifications will enable those completing the course to create a Traffic Management Plan.

They will also learn to conduct formal traffic control at worksite inspections.”We are delighted to partner with Road Manager to raise the standard of Traffic Management Training in NSW,” they said.

Brendan McNally from Road Manager said the new Training Course would improve standards and safety for workers in the industry.

“Road Manager is a live program that allows users to manage road work in real time. This will improve quality and safety for workers on the road.”

For more training information and course dates

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