Who Should Exhibit
Road Markings & Signage
Markings and signage sit right at the point where road safety design turns into something engineers actually specify and contractors install. We work closely with the Road Safety Markings Association (RSMA), and their members are a regular, active presence on our floor.
What You Could Exhibit
- Road markings & materials — thermoplastic, paint, preformed systems
- Application equipment — line marking machines, removal technology
- Traffic signage — fixed and variable message signs, retroreflective materials
- Wayfinding & regulatory signage — design, manufacture, installation
- Durability & testing — skid resistance, retroreflectivity measurement
Who You'll Meet
- Local authority highways maintenance teams specifying markings and signage schemes
- Tier One contractors who install and maintain them, including FM Conway and Ringway
- RSMA members and the wider road markings community
- Road safety engineers assessing which schemes actually reduce casualties
Relevant 2027 Themes
Zero Harm, Real Progress The Delivery GapZero Harm, Real Progress is where markings and signage make their safety case. The Delivery Gap covers the maintenance frameworks and budgets that decide how often schemes get refreshed, which is the other half of the conversation for this sector.
Ready to Meet the Specifiers?
Get in touch and we'll talk through stand options, including how the RSMA relationship shapes the floor.
