“if we are not taking every opportunity to save lives, we are costing lives!”

In support of our layered approach to road and workzone safety, the Boylan Team are delighted to be able to offer additional services and products. Whether you are searching for barrier technologies, signage, the latest in R&D, or just safety glasses….you have come to the right place!

NEW PRODUCTS COMING SOON - WATCH THIS SPACE BELOW

BLUE TOAD TRAVEL TIME SYSTEMS;  RASS  ;       
​POLE BUFFERS  ;  EVENT SECURITY BOLLARDS

​PRODUCT OF THE MONTH

SPEED CHECK FOR SCHOOL ZONES

​Boylan Group - Speed Check Sign makes a huge difference in slowing down drivers within School Zones 
Informs the driver to SLOW DOWN when they are over the speed limit within the School Zone
Programmable Smart Technology recognizes varying time zone speeds, including school holidays
Superior Visibility in all conditions

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Boylan Team Safety

Boylan Team Safety aims to help reduce the toll of road and workplace accidents by increasing awareness about the safety message in the wider community. 

The program was started in 2008 by performance car driver Peter Boylan and motorsport commentator Neil Crompton. The pair was joined in 2009 by veteran touring car champion Allan Moffat, OBE. The latest addition is Matthew Brabham - grandson of triple world Formula One champion Sir Jack Brabham.

Peter Boylan said his team mates were ideal ambassadors for the program. “Both Neil and Allan have enjoyed stellar careers and are well known to the wider public,”Peter said. “They are also incredibly supportive of initiatives that can make a difference to saving lives.”Peter said Matthew Brabham was rapidly
making his mark on the world of motorsport. 

"We feel sure that someone of Matthew`s talent and vision will appeal to the younger members of our community who we are very keen to reach with our safety message," Peter said. He said future Team Safety initiatives would include working with state governments to institute road safety programs into schools.

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