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A project to ensure kid's-, bicycle's, car's, and pedestrian's safety and security in traffic, performed by Swedish company Svevia AB. Thermoplastic road marking lines and arrows for car's and pedestrian's security in traffic in Stockholm-Sweden! An astonishing and amazing road maintenance and traffic security project performed by Swedish company Svevia AB. These guys are amazing and perform a great teamwork everyday across the city in order to keep a high standard of traffic security. Most of the projects starts after midnight or during vacation period so there are less traffic on roads. To keep the roads and traffic secure is one of the most expensive tasks for the tax payer in Sweden. Link to all our videos: https://www.youtube.com/@MasterWorker... Copyright:    / @masterworkers   Do not copy! Do not reupload our videos! TikTok Channel:‪@MasterWorkers‬ Published on Oct. 28, 2017. Project performed on 18 Oct. 2017. Camera: Mobile phone Samsung Galaxy S8+ model SM-G955F. Truck: Scania model P230DB4X2MLB Visit http://www.svevia.se/ Visit   / ketabedanesh   Visit http://www.scania.com Visit: http://www.hultafors.se/ Visit: http://www.stockholm.se/ Link to the "chalk line marking tool": http://www.hultafors.se/handverktyg/m... The (yellow boxes) at the end of each trucks are products made by the Belgium based company Stuer-Egghe (one of the world's market leader company for anti-crash in traffic so that a possible collision occurs smoothly). Watch this video, visit http://www.stuer-egghe.be/producten/b... Date and location: 10/18/2017 Sweden, Stockholm, Lövstavägen across Skattegårdsvägen, (Hässelby Villastad) Thermoplastic road marking project performed by Swedish company Svevia AB http://www.svevia.se/ How much does it costs? Each arrows mark costs around 200 SEK ($18)! And each meter of the ViaTherm thermoplastic material road marking lines costs around 70 SEK ($7) / Meter! In this project they used a new thermal material called HotMix. The material is supplied ready to use without the admixture of any other component. HotMix quickly hardens after application, thereby minimizing traffic disturbance. Neither the organic pigments nor the other components of ViaTherm or HotMix thermoplastic road marking are harmful to the environment.