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PMCE was appointed by Carlow County Council to produce its Road Safety Plan, which broadly outlines the councils approach in working toward the RSA’s National Road Safety Strategy. PMCE worked closely with Carlow County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the Road Safety Authority and An Garda Síochána to ensure the Road Safety Plan reflected the vision

PMCE were commissioned by Mayo County Council to deliver Feasibility Design Reports for seven sites in Co. Mayo which were considered as high collision locations. PMCE assessed collisions at each site over the last 3-5 years to determine, if any, the primary factor contributing to collision occurrence. Remedial measures were proposed for each site to

PMCE was appointed to develop a detailed road design on the N81 at Lisheen junction in South Dublin. The design included geometric design, drainage, signage, road markings, collision analysis and responsibilities as PSDP. The detailed design was successfully delivered under a tight budget and an ambitious programme, with the works being completed in 2017. This

PMCE has been appointed by Akins Consulting Engineers to provide road safety engineering services on a major new project Project DW068. Project DW068 is classified by the Public Works Authority as a Category A Project. Category A projects are described as: “Upgrades of the existing road infrastructure in primarily developed areas which may consider improvements

PMCE has been appointed by Hyder Consulting to provide road safety engineering services for Project 025 Al Khor Expressway. Project 025 Al Khor Expressway is one element within the Ashghal Group 5 Expressway Projects. The Al Khor Expressway follows the existing coastal road from its tie-in with the existing road from Lusail to the south,

PMCE has been awarded a major new contract to provide Road Safety services for a new section of the Doha Expressways projects. The P22 Al Khor Bypass, North-east Qatar includes 35km of Expressway, incorporating four major junctions, three running lanes and a hard shoulder either side of the central median. The Expressway will service the