Temporary carriageway roads are temporary road solutions that allow traffic to be kept moving while construction or repair work is being carried out on roads. Here are some of the types of temporary carriageway roads:
Diversion roads - are temporary roads laid out to avoid areas where road works are being carried out or as a result of road accidents.
Road slabs - are steel or concrete plates that are laid on the road surface to allow traffic to pass through areas where road works are taking place.
Connectors - are temporary ramps or bridges that allow the existing road to be connected to the temporary road.
Pedestrian crossings - are temporary pedestrian crossings that allow pedestrians to cross the temporary road safely.
Traffic lights - are temporary traffic light devices that allow traffic to be controlled on temporary roads.
Barriers - are temporary barriers that provide safety for motorists and other road users, particularly when roadworks are carried out close to the carriageway.
Temporary signage - these are signs and road lines that allow safe movement on temporary roads.
The types of temporary roadways can vary depending on the needs and conditions in which they are used. It is important that such solutions are safe for users and meet the requirements of proper traffic operation.