New Guardrail Safety Device in Production in VA

New Guardrail Safety Device in Production in VA

New Guardrail Safety Device in Production in VA Governor Ralph Northam announced a $7.9 million dollar investment in Virginia’s Bristol-Washington Industrial Park this week from highway guardrail manufacturer SPIG Industry LLC. The company hopes to hire more than 100 machinists and welders as ...

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Guardrail Safety Test “Fails Miserably”

The ET-Plus guardrail system has reportedly failed the independent crash tests requested by the Virginia Department of Transportation, WJHL.com reports. Though the official results have not been released, documents filed with the Virginia Attorney General’s office indicate that a test involvin...

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Trinity Guardrail Lawsuit to be Tried in Norfolk

A court in Texas has denied a motion to move the controversial Trinity Industries guardrail lawsuit to a courtroom in east Texas. That means the trial will instead be held right here in Norfolk. WAVY reports that a key guardrail crash occurred in Cape Charles. The key players who helped work the sce...

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Trinity Officials Turn Their Backs On Latest Crash Tests

Virginia’s crash testing of the controversial ET-Plus guardrail has begun in California. The tests, conducted by a neutral third party testing facility called KARCO, will help determine the fate of the ET-Plus on Commonwealth roads and highways. But officials from Trinity Industries – th...

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