Safety

Safety along the A22 is the result of an integrated system that combines infrastructure quality, design expertise, advanced maintenance and coordinated traffic management Safety along the A22 is the result of an integrated system that combines infrastructure quality, design expertise, advanced maintenance and coordinated traffic management.

The Company guarantees high standards starting right from the design and development phase of the works thanks to a highly qualified in-house technical team that monitors the infrastructure’s evolution over time. This is complemented by an advanced maintenance model that, based on continuous monitoring via sensors, drones and digital platforms, enables constant monitoring of the condition of bridges, viaducts and major structures and allows any critical issues to be identified promptly. Operational management is reinforced by a comprehensive regional presence organised through the Motorway Safety Centres that ensure direct knowledge of the network and effective planning of interventions.

Traffic Managers

Getting to you in 7 minutes

The travellers’ “guardian angels”. They wear a yellow uniform, drive vans equipped to provide first aid, are coordinated by the CAU (User Assistance Centre) and reach the location of the call in 7 minutes, on average.

The Autobrennero Traffic Managers are 82, stationed in the 6 CSA (Motorway Safety Centres) spaced along the motorway at distances of 50 km.

These significant figures show how the Traffic managers are indispensable for all what concerns road safety, from prevention - patrol, infrastructure inspections (tunnels, viaducts, signs, lights, guardrails, metal fencings, etc.), overseeing along the motorway and services provided at entrance points, service areas and car parks - to intervention - queues, car accidents, warnings, natural disasters (weather).

Thanks to the CAU, connected to video cameras monitoring the highway, the Traffic managers are the first ones to be informed and coordinated in order to intervene and organise what is necessary to the other forces - such as the roadside assistance service, emergency aid and the firefighters.