TMA VMS Boards – Safety and Traffic Management

The TM708C TMA VMS Board is a high-visibility electronic sign designed for trucks equipped with attenuators (TMA). Perfect for work zones and road maintenance, it provides clear, real-time traffic directions while enhancing safety for workers and drivers.

Featuring a full-colour touchscreen controller, the TM708C is simple to operate. Operators can select messages from a library of RMD-approved images or create custom text, with a full sign mimic displayed on the controller for easy management.

Why TMA Matters

Truck-Mounted Attenuators (TMA) protect drivers and crews by absorbing impact in the event of a collision. When paired with a VMS board, they form a complete safety system: the attenuator mitigates crash forces, while the VMS board communicates vital warnings to approaching traffic.

Benefits of TMA VMS Boards

1. Enhanced Safety

  • Absorbs collision impact, protecting drivers and workers.

  • Alerts oncoming traffic to slow down or change lanes.

  • Acts as a portable barrier to reduce on-site risks.

2. Real-Time Traffic Management

  • Dynamic messaging for hazards, lane closures, detours, or speed changes.

  • Proactive alerts allow drivers to respond safely in advance.

3. Improved Traffic Flow

  • Guides drivers safely through work zones.

  • Minimizes congestion and confusion.

4. Ease of Use and Flexibility

  • Messages can be updated instantly, including remotely.

  • Supports changing conditions and unexpected events.

Applications

TMA VMS boards are ideal for construction sites, accident management, temporary events, highways, bridge or tunnel work, weather-related hazards, and repair projects. They help protect crews, manage traffic, and keep projects on schedule.

LDC Equipment Solutions

We offer a range of VMS boards to suit any project: trailer-mounted, truck-mounted, roof-mounted, and tray/ute-mounted units.

Conclusion

TMA VMS Boards combine safety, flexibility, and real-time traffic information, reducing accidents and protecting workers, pedestrians, and drivers. They are an essential tool for traffic management and road safety in Australia.