INCREDIBLE ROAD INVENTIONS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT

1) CCL300

2) Holland BPW snowmelt system

3) Solar Innova Noise Barrier

4) Versilis SwiftGate (Preview)

5) Omniflow + Omniled

6) ElectReon (Preview)

7) Rapid Defender (Preview)
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7.1) Surface Guard Crowdguard (Preview)

8) Enlil Vertical Axis

9) Ellumin Intelligent Tunnel Guide Mark

10) ArmaKontrol Mobile Road Blocker

11) Delta® Crash Cushion

12) GUIMU ROBOT

13) RAPTOR®

14) Saferoads Guide Posts

15) CE IP68 SOLAR (Preview)

00:00 - CCL300
01:11 - Holland BPW snowmelt system
02:21 - Solar Innova Noise Barrier
03:13 - Versilis SwiftGate
04:11 - Omniflow + Omniled
05:17 - ElectReon
06:30 - Rapid Defender
07:34 - Enlil Vertical Axis
08:42 - Ellumin Intelligent Tunnel Guide Mark
09:46 - ArmaKontrol Mobile Road Blocker
10:52 - Delta® Crash Cushion
12:06 - GUIMU ROBOT
13:16 - RAPTOR®
14:24 - Saferoads Guide Posts
15:14 - CE IP68 SOLAR

[jeffh]

The “Dutch?” It’s Holland, Michigan!

[billolsen]

3:57 Lane barriers that can be activated remotely by a P.C. or a Smartpphone. GREAT! Can't wait to see what happens when somebody hacks into that system.

[normanhowe-gltq]

As a former project engineer on the U S Interstate Highway System, I have not seen any device that is practical, cost effective and/or labor friendly!!! The methods in affect today are much more practical and easier to install/use!!!!

[bunchofparticles]

The LED lane markers are actually pretty neat, most of the other game changing inventions are probably not efficient enough to ever be implemented. For now, nothing seems to be able to keep up with the convenience and sustainability of a good train network.

[MegaLokopo]

Windmills on or near roads to harvest energy from wind from passing cars, is actually counter productive. It would be better if the wind turbines weren't there, the extra resistance they cause forces cars to use more fuel to travel the same distance.

[michaeltan]

The Holland BPW system is in Holland, Michigan, USA. 2:09 ..."the Dutch have successfully implemented..." You might want to say "...the American city has successfully implemented..." LOL! I have seen the system work and it is very nice!

[Michael-hbwc]

The Dutch... in Holland, Michigan?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[cdarting]

I enjoy being able to hear the sounds of the freeway, the highway, the trains, and the aircraft flying overhead.

[Andreas---]

Wireless charging, is a very bad idea, for anything, there is around +50% los.
It shouldn't even be used for phones because of the huge loss, imagine how much energy is waste, transferred to a vehicle.

[b_uppy]

Bioswales are a better choice than the road drains in the first example. Easy to retrofit, they add natural filtration, as well as reduce paving heat, natural water biofiltration, beauty, etc...

[InternetKilledTV]

The qi road might be a good idea if there's a price behind it. But if it's just kinda on... hard to choose who gets the juice

[FC_Dobbs]

"22 lane freeway in Canada", then shows a variety of 4, 6 and 8 lane roads.

[stefvandijk]

@1:41 This is about the city of Holland in Michigan, not the country of Holland (or The Netherlands) in Europe.

These cityzens are NOT Dutch

[HeathenGeek]

I hear "hard working chinese robot" and interpret it as 'technology, research and innovation stolen from a Western country and sold as 'chinese (ccp) innovation'.

[LT_AndyTyler]

@techzone do you take recommendations for companies to feature?

[dvhqrhg]

Chemicals to melt snow?
Like salt?

Lmao dude...

[Thelift]

3:59 head to Montreal, you'll see these things everywhere

[garethaethwy]

Holland, Michigan not Holland, Netherlands...
If anyone is going to talk about China, surely they should know the difference between the Republic of China (aka Taiwan) & the People's Republic of China: they are not the same, don't conflate them.

[OldsVistaCruiser]

The East Coast of the US had large snowfalls in the winter of 2022-2023? Odd, as I live near Philadelphia, and not once did we have to shovel snow!

[kloertklokibril]

Ye mean holland in Michigan? Those aren't Dutch