New Touchscreen Portable Message Boards in Houston – Regional Traffic Services
Aug 23, 2016
Regional Traffic Services, the largest rental source of work zone safety devices in Texas, now offers traffic message boards with touchscreen capability. It's the first company of its kind in Texas to offer this equipment.
August 23, 2016 /MM-prReach/ —
Houston, TX: Regional Traffic Services, the largest rental source for traffic and work zone safety devices in the state of Texas, has announced that it will now be offering customers portable changeable message boards with touch screen capability in it’s Houston location. It’s the first company of its kind in Texas to do so.
According to managing partner Stan Navratil, the latest smart technology is game-changing, allowing clients to display up to four lines of text and icons within as little as 60 seconds. That’s a significant improvement over previously existing electronic message board technology. “The new touch screen capability simplifies the process of creating, scheduling and changing messages on the fly.” This improved interface saves clients valuable time and allows delivery of the most up-to-date information, a central requirement of traffic and work zone message boards. It’s a development that seems to set Regional Traffic Services apart from the competition.
The Houston-based company offers the largest inventory of rental equipment in Texas, making it a go-to choice for highway contractors, counties and cities throughout the state. Its lineup of devices includes electronic portable changeable message signs, arrow boards, radar speed trailers, camera trailers, traffic sensors, portable traffic signals, LED light towers and truck mounted attenuators, with anti-theft backup battery protection. They are open 24 hours per day, seven days per week, meaning customers can benefit from a fast response time and quick delivery as well as around the clock support, which is of vital importance in an emergency situation.
About Regional Traffic Services
Family owned and operated, Regional Traffic Services has over 18 years’ experience of working in the industry, and prides itself on valuing client relationships over commission. It rents only trusted, industry standard brands: Royal Truck Equipment and Wanco. Over the course of its many years spent serving the Texas market, it has mastered the logistics and business processes for managing a large diverse fleet of intelligent work zone safety equipment. For more information on Regional Traffic Services, visit regionaltrafficservices.com or call 713-476-9300.
Contact Info:
Name: Stan Navratil
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 713-476-9300
Organization: Regional Traffic Services
Source: http://www.prreach.com/pr/25644
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