Need quick-deploy equipment for urgent repairs?
Roadside work requires robust solutions
Flaggers are exposed to oncoming traffic
- Easy to use for smooth operations
- Manage equipment on-site or remotely in a few clicks
- Simplify operations – no fuel or engine logistics
- Reliable solar-powered performance in any weather
- Deploy in minutes
- Portable solutions go wherever work takes you
Designed to protect workers, motorists, and the public.
Emergency Utility Repairs
Manage traffic so repairs can get underway swiftly.
Secure the area quickly
Deploy and get started in minutes
Message Signs • Arrow Boards • Temporary Traffic Signals • Automated Flaggers
Nighttime Work
Illuminate low-visibility job sites for safer operations.
Efficient lighting
Visibility without fuel logistics
Light Towers
Flagging Operations
Get traffic control operators out of harm’s way.
Manage traffic off the road
From up to 1000 ft away
Flagger-Mac, Flagger-Mac Lite
Road Work
Indicate lane closures, lower speeds, and manage traffic safely.
Clear instructions for motorists
For worker safety & smooth mobility
Message Signs • Connected Arrow Boards • Speed Signs • Temporary Traffic Signals • Automated Flaggers
Bridge Repairs / One-Way Traffic
Provide clear instructions while your crew focuses on work.
Keep traffic flowing smoothly
Efficient mobility, no flagger needed
Temporary Traffic Signals
Public Works Messages
Share messages about detours, repairs, and more.
Keep the public informed
With highly visible displays
Message Signs
Portable, solar-powered equipment for safer operations.
Automated flaggers
Manage traffic away from oncoming traffic.
Light Towers
Illuminate nighttime operations.
* Remote management upon request
Speed Signs
Increase speed awareness and compliance.
Portable Changeable Message Signs
Communicate essential information in real time.
Temporary Traffic Signals
Secure temporary intersections quickly and easily.
Arrow boards
Indicate lane closures on the road and online.
Flagger Protection
AFADs take flaggers off the road and impact motorists' behavior.
Lower Speeds
Digital speed limit and feedback signs have been shown to lower speeds by 6 mph, while variable speed limit signs can reduce rear-end crashes by 65%. And it doesn’t stop there.
Save Time, Reduce Costs
Dependable solar equipment saves hundreds of work hours and thousands of dollars in fuel and maintenance costs each year.
Testimonials
Innovative solutions for safer public safety operations. Backed by industry-leading support.
Leadership in Numbers
40,000+
Connected devices
2
Innovation awards
5
International distribution on 5 continents
2
North American Plants
60+
Years in business
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can we secure a work zone for emergency repairs?
Ver-Mac’s portable equipment can be deployed by one person in minutes, allowing repairs to begin safely and quickly.
Which equipment can help secure public works or utility work zones?
From closing lanes to managing traffic flow and more, you may need a combination of equipment depending on your project’s needs.
To:
- Indicate lane closures: connected arrow boards
- Manage traffic: automated flaggers (short-term work) or portable traffic signals
- Communicate messages on the road or in public spaces: portable changeable message signs
- Lower drivers’ speeds ahead of work zones: speed signs
- Keep nighttime work visible/increase site safety at night: light towers
Please contact us if you would like to discuss your needs.
Is Ver-Mac equipment connected to Waze?
Most Ver-Mac products can be connected to Waze. This further increases safety by allowing motorists to be notified and adjust their driving in advance.
In detail:
Can Ver-Mac equipment be monitored or controlled remotely?
Yes. Our solutions can be managed remotely from a laptop, tablet, or mobile device, allowing you to make updates anytime, anywhere. You can also monitor your equipment’s location, status, battery voltage, and more.
Does my project require an automated flagger (AFAD) or a temporary traffic signal?
Automated flaggers (AFADs) are usually used when work is of shorter duration, mobile, or benefits from active operator judgment (operator-led control).
Portable traffic signals are usually used when the work zone requires autonomous two-way control for extended periods, or for higher traffic volumes.
Is Ver-Mac equipment suitable for temporary or short-term work zones?
Yes. All Ver-Mac equipment is portable/towable. Any unit can follow your work and be deployed for as long as you need.
As it is solar-powered, there is no need to plan refueling or engine logistics during your project, so crews can focus on getting the job done.
How can we communicate important messages in public spaces?
Highly visible message signs deliver clear, real-time instructions regarding detours, repairs, and more.
Various sizes are available, so you can communicate messages on a sidewalk, or on the side of the highway.
Messages can be updated anytime, anywhere, thanks to remote management.
How can public works crews manage traffic with minimal personnel?
Choosing temporary traffic signals to manage traffic significantly reduces the need for worker intervention.
Two automated flaggers can be managed by one worker, with the same remote control, reducing the need for personnel.
Are temporary traffic signals easy to set up?
While traffic signals can traditionally be a little complex to set up, Ver-Mac temporary traffic signals can be deployed from the ground in a few minutes.
The intuitive interface in JamLogic allows any employee to activate a traffic plan in just a few clicks.
Find out more about Ver-Mac traffic signals.
Which type of AFAD is best suited for utility / public works?
To manage traffic safely off the road, up to 1,000 feet away.
The truck-mounted model is particularly well-suited to short-term work, as workers simply need to drive it ahead as work progresses.
It can also be useful for quickly expanding work zones, as workers can simply drive the truck ahead as the work zone boundaries changes.
Find out more about the different AFAD models.
Can automated flaggers (AFADs) replace workers?
While a worker is needed to operate the automated flagger, one person can operate two Ver-Mac AFADs with one remote control, enabling traffic management with half the personnel required for in-person flagging.
Is solar-powered equipment reliable?
Yes. Since there is no engine that can fail or run out of fuel, solar-powered equipment is considered more reliable than diesel-powered equipment and doesn’t require refueling or engine maintenance.
Portable solar-powered equipment continues operating independently during power failures, helping maintain communication, lighting, and traffic control capabilities.
What happens to solar-powered equipment on cloudy days?
Solar-powered equipment continues to operate using stored battery energy.
For more information, see our complete guide on maximizing battery & solar panel performance.
Can Ver-Mac equipment withstand extreme weather?
Yes. All our solutions are rugged and engineered to perform reliably in all weather conditions.
- Performs in temperatures ranging from 80˚ C to -40˚ C, high winds, and precipitations
- No engine-related cold-start issues
- No refueling runs or maintenance calls in sub-zero temperatures, high winds, or sweltering heat.
