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Virginia DOT Approves MASH J-J Hooks Free-Standing Barrier
Virginia DOT recently approved the J-J Hooks MASH TL3 tested 12 foot free-standing temporary precast concrete safety barrier. J-J Hooks is now approved in Virginia for both MASH free-standing and restrained applications (bolted/pinned). This approval brings the total number of states allowing the use of J-J Hooks MASH temporary barrier to 35. MASH (Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware) standards are the new federal guideline to improve safety of highway products.
Read moreSouth Carolina DOT Approves Easi-Set’s J-J Hooks MASH Barrier
South Carolina DOT recently approved the J-J Hooks MASH TL3 tested free-standing and pinned temporary precast concrete safety barrier. This approval brings the total number of states allowing the use of J-J Hooks MASH temporary barrier to thirty-four.
Read moreJ-J Hooks MASH safety barrier success continues with Alabama and North Carolina DOT approvals
The Alabama and North Carolina Departments of Transportation have fully approved J-J Hooks MASH TL3 12’ precast concrete temporary barrier designs for both freestanding and restrained (pinned and bolted) applications. This brings the current total to thirty-seven Departments of Transportation across North America who have approved J-J Hooks MASH-tested barrier for use. Additional applications are in process.
Read moreEasi-Set producer Smith-Midland garners $2.5 million J-J Hooks barrier order
A $2.5 million order has been placed by a long-term Smith-Midland customer for over 16 miles of J-J Hooks precast concrete highway safety barrier.
Read moreWhat You Need to Know About New MASH Regulation coming Dec. 31, 2019
In January 2016, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) issued a letter of joint agreement with the American Association of State Transportation Officials (AASHTO) outlining new requirements for highway safety hardware, which includes permanent and temporary roadside barrier.
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