Resilient
Impact Recovery Bollards

ADVANCED POLYMER BOLLARDS

INGROUND IMPACT RECOVERY


SURFACE MOUNT IMPACT RECOVERY

Department of Transport (DoT) approved bollards, particularly in Western Australia, include specialized impact-recovery and energy-absorbing (EAB) models designed to enhance pedestrian safety by curbing hostile or errant vehicles. These compliant bollards often meet strict, crash-tested standards such as PAS 68 and IWA 14-1, capable of withstanding impacts from vehicles weighing 1,600kg-2,500kg at speeds up to 64kph-112kph.
Key types of approved or commonly used traffic bollards include:
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Energy Absorbing Bollards (EAB): Designed to protect pedestrians by absorbing impact energy, reducing damage, and improving safety in high-traffic zones.
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Impact Recovery Bollards (Zero Waste): Reusable bollards that withstand multiple impacts, designed for areas like the City of Perth and WA Main Roads to reduce maintenance costs.
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Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Bollards: Certified bollards designed to stop vehicle-borne threats, often used in public, high-risk areas.
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Main Roads WA Specified Bollards: Galvanized steel pipe bollards designed for durability and safety on major roads.
Key suppliers and manufacturers often cited in technical specifications include:
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WA Bollards / Zero Civil: Known for Impact Recovery and DOT-specified products.
These systems are commonly installed in areas like town centers, tram stops, school zones, and commercial site









