Safety

GTC S.A. and the Operator, Intertoll Polska, work hand in hand taking numerous actions to reduce the number of traffic incidents on the A1 Motorway. In effect, the A1 Motorway ensures comfort and safe travel to all its users.
Regular reviews of  traffic incidents recorded on the road section under our management, conducted in collaboration with the Police lead to implementing additional solutions to enhance driving safety, e.g.:

  • additional safety barriers have been erected at selected overpasses;
  • selected existing barriers have been extended in length;
  • wild game fencing has been increased in height at locations where wildlife monitoring indicate  potential occurrence of large game.

Moreover, the A1 AmberOne Motorway concessionaire:

  • has devised the Rescue Operations Plan which lays down the rules of collaboration among all rescue forces engaged in operations on the motorway;
  • facilitates emergency drills of the rescue forces on simulated accidents on the motorway;
  • organises regular meetings with the rescue services to discuss any proposed improvements relating to emergency operations;
  • with rescue services that drive on AmberOne A1 Motorway in mind we prepared a presentation which shows how rescue services can efficiently and safely use the motorway.

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Attention Driver, rescue services exercises on A1!

On 5 December, on the A1 motorway at the level of the Kleszczewko MOP, rescue services will carry out exercises consisting in the simulation of an accident. If you notice an accident between 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. while driving past the Kleszczewko MOP, please do not call the Operator’s emergency phone number or other rescue services with information about the accident, because during these hours the Kleszczewko MOP will be the place of exercises.

In connection with the planned exercises, the following will take place:

– closing the lane in the direction of Gdańsk and redirecting traffic through the Kleszczewko MOP – parking at the Kleszczewko MOP in the direction of Gdańsk will be inaccessible to heavy goods vehicles