Active Road Studs

Road studs have been a core offering from Clearview since the 1990s when the first Astucia solar powered road studs were first installed. Since then, we have developed and continue to improve our technology in this area.

  • Low profile solar powered stud installed flush with the road surface.

  • Surface mounted solar powered stud ideal for edge delineation.

About us

Clearview has been delivering technology solutions to the highways and transport sector for 50 years and brings a wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas to the industry.

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  • Discover more about the events and webinars we are holding, and exhibitions we are attending this year.

  • Our staff’s health and wellbeing is a priority at Clearview Intelligence, because we care about everyone.

  • We work with partners to deliver intelligent transport solutions all over the world.

  • Minimizing our impact on the planet is a key environmental aim at Clearview Intelligence.

  • Success stories of Clearview Intelligence solutions deployed in the UK and across the world.

  • Links to downloadable zip files containing the relevant software to use in conjunction with our sensor technologies.

  • As we continue to grow, we need creative, professional and tenacious individuals who can help us pioneer intelligent solutions.

News & Views

Clearview at Strictly Highways 2022

4th – 6th October 2022

MAKING THE CASE FOR LOCAL ROADS is the theme for the #StrictlyHighways2022 conference in Blackpool. We’re really looking forward to joining our industry colleagues on the 4/5/6th October to see how we can work together across the net zero, collaboration and innovation and skills focus areas.

Do pop by our Clearview stand if you’re planning to attend, we’d love to understand how we can help you on your individual journeys.

Earlier this year the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) launched a new mission statement along with a set of overarching objectives which reflect how the group is working on behalf of the sector. The seminar programme for this year’s event will highlight projects and initiatives that have directly led to savings for the sector and will be split into four key focus areas – net zero, collaboration, innovation and skills.

LCRIG Content Director Alec Peachey said: ‘Valued at £400 billion, the local highway network is the largest and most visible community asset for which local highway authorities are responsible. It is used daily by most people and is fundamental to the economic, social, and environmental well-being of the country’.

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