AGRISOVGAZ took part in the conference "Road Construction in Russia: Bridges and Artificial Structures," which took place on August 17 in Moscow.

AGRISOVGAZ took part in the conference "Road Construction in Russia: Bridges and Artificial Structures," which took place on August 17 in Moscow.
During the event, AGRISOVGAZ presented its developments in road barriers that reduce the likelihood of accidents and, in emergency situations, the risk of serious injury to vehicle drivers and passengers. The use of these technologies will reduce the number of car accidents with injuries and improve road safety in Russia.

In 2021, there were 133,000 vehicle accidents in Russia. This figure could be reduced by using modern road barriers. Discussions of road safety, new vectors for the sustainable development of bridge construction in Russia, the specifics of bridge testing, current design issues, and the need to expand the existing regulatory framework for further industry standardization were key topics discussed at the "Road Construction in Russia: Bridges and Artificial Structures" conference. Experts exchanged views on the prospects for the use of modern materials and their applications, and presented case studies from leading market players. In addition to technical aspects, conference attendees expressed interest in the discussion of the architectural design of modern bridges and the protection of bridge structures. The event was held with the support of the Federal Road Agency and the R.O.S. Asphalt Association.

Experts from AGRISOVGAZ also participated in the conference. Over more than 30 years of operation, the company has accumulated extensive expertise in road construction. Currently, AGRISOVGAZ is expanding its existing product range and developing modern barriers with optimal design characteristics for specific road sections. The company's production lines are highly productive, producing approximately 12,500 tons of road barriers per month.
A full list of manufactured products can be found on the company's website in the road metal structures section.

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