Indiana ‘green-lights’ new roadway worker safety initiative
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Indiana's Department of Transportation has launched Project Greenlight, equipping highway workers with wearable devices that feature green flashing lights to improve visibility and safety during roadwork. The initiative addresses the hazards workers face when operating in low-visibility conditions on active roadways.
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Indianapolis — Some highway workers in Indiana will be equipped with wearable devices featuring green flashing lights via a new safety program launched by the state’s Department of Transportation. Under INDOT’s Project Greenlight, aimed at improving roadway worker safety when visibility is limited,…
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