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On the right track! - a feasibility study on achieving good safety and clear information at roadworks or other temporary roadblocks.

Reference number
Coordinator Boid AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 436 465
Project duration November 2025 - June 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Transport and mobility solutions - FFI
Call Transport and mobility services - FFI - autumn 2025

Purpose and goal

The preliminary study aims to improve traffic safety at roadworks by shifting the focus from barriers to active guidance — showing the way forward instead of merely warning about obstacles. The goal is to develop proposals for innovative technical concepts, such as geofencing, light and laser systems, and vehicle sensors, that reduce the accident rate at roadwork sites. This enables both increased safety and future integration with smart transport systems and autonomous vehicles.

Expected effects and result

The preliminary study is expected to provide a clear picture of current shortcomings in guidance at roadworks and to identify practical key criteria for future solutions. The result will be concrete concepts that improve safety and clarity for road users and road workers. The effect is reduced accidents, a better work environment, and a knowledge base for further development and testing

Planned approach and implementation

The project is carried out through analysis of the current situation and external developments, observations in real traffic environments, and interviews with professionals and road users. The insights are used to formulate and visualize possible solutions that improve guidance and safety at roadworks. The work is iterative and conducted in close dialogue with relevant stakeholders.

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Last updated 17 November 2025

Reference number 2025-04186