Rosehill Highways
Product launches, project updates, industry insights and highways innovation from Rosehill.
Rosehill’s recycled rubber traffic islands replaced deteriorated units outside Calderdale College, creating safer pedestrian crossings, improving traffic flow, and enabling future road layout changes.
Read moreSpeeding on residential roads was a concern on Plumpton Park Road, Doncaster. With a primary school nearby, improving safety for pedestrians, families, and pupils became a key priority.
Read moreNew traffic islands on Greenfield Road help reduce speeding by narrowing the carriageway, improving driver awareness and visibility, while delivering a fast, low-disruption installation.
Read moreLane separators and traffic islands on Station Road improve pedestrian safety by preventing obstructive parking and maintaining clear visibility at the zebra crossing.
Read moreRosehill’s Narrow Cycle Lane Defenders (NCLDs) have been installed outside Shrewsbury train station to create safer separation between vehicles and cyclists.
Read moreWhen buried services sit just 300mm below the surface, traditional excavation simply isn’t an option.
Read moreA new cycling initiative is reshaping the business park along Thorpe Wood Road in Peterborough.
Read moreAt Warwick University, Rosehill Highways’ solutions are helping to reduce speeding while creating a safer, more accessible environment for students and commuters.
Read moreAt the busy Popley Way intersection in Basingstoke, Rosehill Lane Separators were installed to stop vehicles dangerously cutting across lanes — a simple change that has made a big difference.
Read moreRosehill Heritage Traffic Islands create safe pedestrian refuges in historic town centres while complementing the surrounding streetscape.
Read moreRosehill Traffic Islands curb dangerous driving with a quick, reusable, surface-mounted solution, adaptable to street layouts.
Read moreCompact NCLD Lites deliver targeted, reusable protection at junctions, enhancing cyclist safety with quick installation and durable recycled materials.
Read moreTo improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians, traffic islands and lane defenders create clear separation from vehicles with a durable, low-disruption solution.
Read moreTo tackle speeding and reduce accident risks, our speed cushions provide a durable, flexible solution that calms traffic and improves safety for residents and pedestrians.
Read moreBateman Street uses modular, recycled rubber raised tables to slow traffic, boost safety, and support sustainable urban design.
Read moreSegregated cycleways and Rosehill’s reusable Lane Defenders now protect cyclists in Stretford, offering flexible, durable, and sustainable safety solutions.
Read moreInstalled in Dordrecht, Rosehill Lane Separators protect cyclists, curb speeding, and use 100% recycled rubber for quick, eco-friendly installation.
Read moreThe NCLD Lite provides lightweight, eco-friendly protection for cyclists, boosting safety and confidence on Brighton’s busy seafront.
Read moreA stretch of the A66 near Keswick features a series of Rosehill Traffic Islands, improving safety and efficiency for both motorists and pedestrians.
Read moreRosehill’s rubber speed cushions in Consett improve safety, visibility, and traffic flow.
Read moreNorris Road’s new crossing uses Rosehill’s recycled-tyre Traffic Islands for safer, sustainable, and easy-to-install pedestrian crossing.
Read moreRosehill Traffic Islands provide a flexible and durable solution for improving road safety, helping to calm traffic, reduce dangerous overtaking, and adapt to a wide range of road layouts.
Read moreRosehill’s two-piece rubber speed cushions were installed in Jarrow, successfully reducing speeding in a residential area.
Read moreDelamere Street in Crewe was redesigned as a one-way system, incorporating a dedicated cycle lane.
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