SWEDEN - STEP BY STEP - MODERN pedestrian crosswalk and safety marks!

STEP BY STEP! Thermoplastic HotMix pedestrians road marking project in Stockholm-Sweden!
An astonishing and unbelievable road construction and maintenance project performed by EKC Sweden AB in Sweden. This project is a perfect example of hard working, responsibility, efforts, cooperation and teamwork!
A project to ensure kid's-, bicycle's, car's, and pedestrian's safety and security in traffic, performed by EKC Sweden AB in Sweden.
The company EKC Sweden was founded in 1996 and in its current form has existed in Sweden since 1999. Since the start in Sweden, the company has been a significant player in road marking in the Scandinavian countries.
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Another astonishing and amazing road maintenance and traffic security project performed by Swedish company EKC Sverige AB.
These guys are amazing and perform a great teamwork everyday across the city in order to keep a high standard of traffic security.
Most of the projects starts after midnight or during vacation period so there are less traffic on roads.
To keep the roads and traffic secure is one of the most expensive
tasks for the tax payer in Sweden.
Date and location:
Published on September 30, 2017.
Project performed on 29 September 2017.
Location: Bergslagsvägen-(Vällingbyrondellen, around 30 min from downtown Stockholm).
Thermoplastic HotMix road marking project performed by Swedish company EKC Service AB www.ekc.se/
How much does it costs?
Each triangle mark costs 37 SEK and each meter of the HotMix thermoplastic material road marking lines cost 70 SEK (~$10)/ metres!
The material is supplied ready to use without the admixture of any other component.
ViaTherm and HotMix quickly hardens after application, thereby minimizing traffic disturbance.
In this project they used a new thermal material called HotMix.
Neither the organic pigments nor the other components of ViaTherm or HotMix thermoplastic road marking are harmful to the environment.
Camere: Mobile phone Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus.
Truck: Scania model P230DB4X2MLB.
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The (yellow boxes) at the end of each trucks are products made by the Belgium based company Stuer-Egghe (one of the world's market leader company for anti-crash in trafic so that a possible collision occurs smoothly).
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Each arrows mark costs around 200 SEK ($18)! And each metres of the ViaTherm or HotMix thermoplastic material road marking lines costs around 70 SEK ($7) / Meter!
The material is supplied ready to use without the admixture of any other component.

[@Simonj110]

I like how the whole bag goes in. No waste! :)

[@MasterWorkers]

Yes! The bags are made of same material ;-)

[@Loke6074]

Awesome video. You managed to catch something rarely seen by most citizens. Good work. :)

[@MasterWorkers]

Yes, thank you. I''m so glad to share this with you guys :-)

[@ImAlecPonce]

Wow.... they don’t need to take the stuff out of the bags first.... such a time saver

[@abyssprive5646]

ty youtube, exactly what i needed to perform at my exams

[@paavohyvonen4411]

No one: KZbin: MODERN pedestrian crosswalk and safety marks!

[@kar351]

In my country Portugal, it would need like 5 machines, 20 people, cops to block the road, causing traffic nightmares, no working at night since is more expensive. Great job Sweden, 2 guys, 2 trucks and that is that simple!

[@broknsword23]

I really enjoyed this. You've got every single stage perfectly documented! Well done!

[@sandrajohansson1516]

love that home made sand can..really smart:D

[@mewt820]

There's something oddly satisfying about this

[@LordHMCI]

Hello fellow TM Operatives in sweden. From the UK

[@Ahldor]

Great work, both the camera man and the workers!

[@cjcpanther]

indeed! plenty of great butt shots

[@Ahldor]

@@cjcpanther Haha, didn't even notice!

[@Hippo_Heli]

Would've taken the British 2 weeks and a lot of tea to complete the same job

[@daveffs1935]

Don't forget it would be coned off for a month before the work started, and there would be 5 of them, 2 working and 3 chatting

[@mielflorea]

bitch, my friends mexican need 1 week for every line and two month for the triangles jajaja. and one month later line was deleted.

[@u235u235u235]

@@daveffs1935 that's a good job to have. don't hate.

[@daveffs1935]

@@u235u235u235 which one? the guys chatting or the ones working?

[@u235u235u235]

@@daveffs1935 obviously guys with gov't job chatting 1/2 the day and retiring after 30 years on generous pension. really?

[@Keiseru]

Bra kanal. Kul intresse du har :). Hypnotiskt att titta på!

[@Unrealy1]

In Bulgaria we do this with watercolors and just a handful of the reflective dust for the whole crosswalk. Guess how long it lasts lmao

[@chriswescley]

Here in Brazil they still do it with a bucket full of that "paint", a paint roller and crepe tape for the markings.

[@denilson3051]

Ta ai uma coisa que não vai inovar nunca no brasil

[@Cheeseboardv]

Why am I fucking watching this!?

[@just1rick21072]

Tell me about it, it 12:30am on a Sunday night and this was in my recommended videos.

[@trealNoOne]

Hardworking men.

[@slippie123]

Nice that they do it at night, here in Belgium they tend to block main roads during rush hour for this...

[@willi19391]

Spicy Wow, I thought that’s the thing only here in Croatia. Reason for that is the road maintenance company is avoiding to pay extra for the night work.

[@alialrikabi5546]

You guys should come here to detroit. We dont need lines, We got potholes to mark the street.

[@hpekristiansen]

If they come to Detroit and you dont need lines - they would be out of jobs!

[@MasterWorkers]

What's going on in Detroit? Are the roads not marked for pedestrians?

[@Sirisma]

Michigan in general has horrid road management

[@MasterWorkers]

Du you mean Michigan in USA?

[@Patria_o_Muerte88]

they are doing a hell of a foot work to not ruined the paint

[@ivveG]

Cool to see how it's done. Good standard!

[@larryhooverpedofilekillerc4177]

I hope you have a. Great night thank. You for all you you are appreciated.

[@jamesdukes1869]

Everyone in the comments acts like their construction workers how about u go out there yourself and do it

[@flaviooliveira5034]

Excellent service.

[@Korvmackan]

16:00 Dude’s having Swedish tobacco aka ‘snus’ 😊

[@silvercash64]

Terrific Video ... This is truly remarkable ...

[@SweUser]

Hej, Intressant att se, bra filmat också, väldigt lugnt och metodiskt. Tack!

[@MasterWorkers]

Thank you so much for your comment :-)

[@stealhart3327]

here in my country most of the driver didn't know what the hell are those white stripes are for on the road.. instead they step harder on the accelerator when they see it.. proud to be pinoy I guess 😏👏🇵🇭

[@user-sy8cb3ge6t]

haha

[@verruekterPhysiker]

Imagine walking over this crosswalk when drunk! :D Perfectly worked, but the shape of the crosswalk is very interesting :D

[@MasterWorkers]

:-)

[@mi_kuah]

in the morning citizens will see something different

[@IWANTMYSNACKPACK]

In Australia they would need to shut down 50% of the surrounding roads and have 15 traffic controllers and 49 whs/ohs inspectors

[@VietboyGamerUSA]

lol same shit it the US

[@nauticalboy4529]

Aus is Great 🤣

[@royalskylines2304]

Satisfying

[@errordtp]

To watch it... :)

[@allanwright5231]

Great job done well

[@petter5721]

Excellent job and professional guys 👍🏻

[@ktw380]

They have to be focus when working, good job!!

[@AhmedAli-ky4ne]

I love Sweden.

[@accidentalgenius7933]

they got some serious materials! meanwhile, in my country, they only use normal paint to draw crosswalk and in the end, people never use it

[@robertarthropthesecond]

Yes , to use such excellent quality for crosswalks that people "never use" is really not good, its the same mistake as to put diet protein powder into stores, just to see obese people walking by it! What a waste of time and money, the world is full of idiots, or not?

[@paulmagurean4632]

In my country we do this with bidinea and vopsea.

[@TechWithAndrew]

That’s so cool

[@lonewolf6364]

I feel like there is alot of waste with the application process of the glass beads?

[@takingafatdump]

it’s so the paint is reflective of headlights at night

[@lonewolf6364]

@@takingafatdump totally agree, I just think alot gets dumped onto the road, not the wet paint.

[@vonw.3294]

Watering pot with a extended PVC pipe with holes for salt application. Innovative!

[@vonw.3294]

@@krisg822 Thanks. Didn't know. I guess its not too long or sharp that it will damage the car tires.

[@vonw.3294]

@@krisg822 Would be funny if "How its made" had a episode on how that is made. Thanks!

[@abhimanyusingh9184]

The old one putting in the lines was certainly the better experienced guy, and hence the job...

[@Mode-Selektor]

0:03 Slav visiting.

[@MightyForSure]

lmao

[@petter5721]

Great job!

[@impulse2]

excellent camera work!

[@roybrown4944]

Sweet

[@leandrofigueiredo8228]

Porque estou assistindo isso as 2:00 da manhã morto de sono?

[@gg_vard]

It is just amazing if only it was like that here. In Greek actually there is an expression, implying how much more open minded or civilised or with a great public system Sweden is

[@Bark777]

Well that "open minded, civilized great public system" will not last for very long... I give it another 5-8 years before reality catches up... We have got way too many non-productive welfare receivers and criminals the last 20 years. The taxes will need to be raised to keep up, and at the same time the incentive for productive people to pay taxes continues to decrease.

[@weishen5938]

Nice.

[@ferisetiaputra1921]

Good job👍👍

[@1800Supreme]

Love how they let cars drive through and around the work site. Here in SoCal the city block would be closed off with law enforcement 24 hours prier and 24 hours after and that's on a good day.

[@1800Supreme]

@Buddha Belly no they got worse

[@user-ko6nr7sh2n]

あなた達の作業…素晴らしいの一言です！ 事故のないように頑張って下さい(ఠ̤౩ఠ̤)ٶ

[@eldjazairi.19]

Good👍👍

[@hpekristiansen]

Fun fact: the reflective clothing are made by the exact same process - with miniature equipment.

[@LonewolfeE5]

hpekristiansen listen here you little shit....lmao

[@greenmachine3863]

9 out of 10.....there's some smudge marks outside the lines!

[@aaronfuksa2047]

I assume that the preformed thermo sheets are cheaper to get un-reflectized, then apply your own reflective glass? rather than reflective thermoplastic. is it standard road grade glass?

[@Engineer9736]

Strange orientation of the individual marks. Normally they allign the marks to each other instead of individually towards the traffic.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Team work and men knowing their jobs well. Bam

[@Fabio-ol2ow]

Top 👍👌🇧🇷

[@superteckmp]

oh man. Very nice. Here in Canada, they paint the stupid lines every year. And by fall, they have disappered. Yep... painting

[@docholiday1967]

thermoplastic does not hold up well in areas that get snowplowed.

[@superteckmp]

fox maybe they can make a machine that makes the ones thinner

[@raduberaru9369]

after 10 years in this field i can tell you that solvent paint is the most resistant of all on asphalt ! none of the products are actually guaranteed on period , they are usually guaranteed on tire passes exp 2 years (heat /cold /moist can deteriorate any paint or thermoplastic over a period of time )or a 100.000 tire passes

[@AlexKall]

@@docholiday1967 these streets will be plowed.

[@OOdrogon]

so it was possible to do large swaths of it. Fast and reliable

[@suhermanherman9267]

Good..

[@PavementLines]

Like a Boss!

[@citizen731]

Чубайс с нанатехнологиями нервно курит в сторонке! Курит вместе с рогозиным!

[@silvercash64]

This is just another example of Swedish Superiority of all endeavors they choose . Sweden means the very highest quality of everything .

[@jonnie2bad]

looks like a pretty kick ass job, not labor intensive, pretty laid back vibe. I'd be happy doing this for a living provided it paid halfway decent.

[@BlackForestAnbu]

i once think like you too, but then ill go hanging out with them while they work and they say last night drunk driver run them over, 1 still in hospital.(sorry for my bad english)

[@ambrosemackinnon8314]

super in Halifax Im in Cape Breton WOW.......

[@lotharkuhle3403]

Weder die Nachtarbeit noch das Material ist bezahlt in D. Vom Aufwand mit Kfz usw ganz zu schweigen. Tolle Leute.

[@tool8204]

I love it that people in Sweden actually use common sense on the road...here in NZ there would be about hundreds of road cones billions of signs and probably 5 people just trying to keep everyone and everything *safe* absolute ridiculous!

[@MasterWorkers]

Are you in New Zealand?

[@chrisandroid88]

Ketabedanesh yep why?

[@MasterWorkers]

WOW! Amazing! I am so glad that people so far from here also watching my videos :-)

[@chrisandroid88]

Ketabedanesh haha Yeh it poped up and kinda was interesting to see how they do it. And to compare it with nz road works

[@MasterWorkers]

You may also like this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmGrgWhod72Upbc

[@lucaspuiu250]

#WooW

[@namensedar]

@21:48 Mandatory “fika” 😊👍

[@aaronfuksa2047]

I assume that the preformed thermo sheets are cheaper to get un-reflectized, then apply your own reflective glass?

[@azaralamouri5140]

Believe me if I say more is needed, we need like Russia, white and yellow paint on the street and also a yellow reflex around the sign. Because the Swedes trust the drivers 100% and cross the street without hesitation, and because the night is so long and dark in the winters in Sweden. Like so someone can read this.

[@bobcrisbronw]

No Brasil o dinheiro pra fazer isso já tinha sido desviado kkkkkk

[@Ghbrdep]

Aqui em Anápolis Goiás é tudo impresso em um caminhão automatizado.

[@antoniomanca5862]

In Italia i lavori li fanno di giorno, in modo da paralizzare il traffico

[@notwithoutit]

:-) :-)

[@emanuelmanole7063]

Perche costa troppo pagare la maggiorazione notturna

[@danielesalvigni]

Ah perche li fanno?

[@antoniomanca5862]

@@danielesalvigni 😂😂😂😂😂

[@qray7873]

So cool...anybody knows what the second person putting?

[@Polarbear5353]

Looks like a reflective coating silicate like texture. 🤷‍♂️

[@MrHiggsB]

He says it is a mixture of glass and sand in the video. It is probably for reflectivity and grip, since these marks get very slippery when wet.

[@impulse2]

You seem like a really awesome person haha I like your child like curiosity.

[@RedHat2023]

I like your child??

[@WeeabooShipPoster]

who couldve known, crosswalks are painted with vanilla icecream

[@gultomlaurensius9016]

You are sweet

[@haha30405_]

1:58 road chef

[@szograditibor9759]

17:28 fire on

[@ambrosemackinnon8314]

thermal plastic we should have that here. that looks like European city

[@MasterWorkers]

Where are you located?

[@Alex_blankspacehere]

Hotmix, zargood

[@mustafakamal7252]

It does seem that we are doing in Iraq with 50 workers and $1 million good job man

[@CarstenHazz]

In my country they still use old method.To melt the paint they using wood and painting it by hand 👍🏽

[@jeyy37]

indo workers are sucks.

[@nauticalboy4529]

Bullshit

[@gfcf1527]

🥰👍

[@arrow_tjazizov3323]

Они это сделали, за 20 минут и всего лишь 2 работника. А в Russia, это бы заняло, около 1 или 2 месяцев. Смотря, в каком регионе. Закрыли бы дорогу и.тд

[@ParrotParrot]

Ah yes, youtube recommending years old videos from an inactive channel because someone hooked it up in some weird linking feedback loop

[@yeyentwi8472]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@docarvalho]

NA minha cidade eles pintam com tinta guache. Assim tem que refazer cada 60 dias.

[@rafinhaalmeida3475]

bem vindo ao Brezellll kkkkkkkkk

[@pejapl13]

I like how only 2 workers were needed for this job and that they didnt have to close the whole roundabout. In the uk it would be fucking closed and you'd see about 20 odd workers

[@qray7873]

Liverpool Biker don’t forget the 21st person that holding the sign says SLOWDOWN and making $20hr😂

[@sairasundas6512]

Wow they have glowing Foot lol

[@Mario7p]

its the pants not the foot lol

[@wefash]

i think they shudv start from right to left. since both of them are stepping to the left of the lines after each paint. would be for easier and comfortable and not having to be cautious of stepping on the previous lines.

[@nebuchadnezzar47]

they could also just walk on the other fucking side, but that would not be risky enoughv

[@kulagabe]

We are not allowed to put thermo down on wet pavement here in Hawaii.

[@alexirano9808]

tf am i doing here

[@TheMysticMonk0]

same but whats the triangles used for?

[@RavenCorvinus]

@@TheMysticMonk0 it's the line indicating where you have to give others priority in a crossing as a driver. They are triangles just like the road signs shape. at 28:50. It signals you to stop the car before the pedestrian crossing so that the cars dont block their access to cross the road. The smal Rectangles is the indication that there is a bike lane crossing there aswell.

[@TheMysticMonk0]

@@RavenCorvinus cool, thanks for clarification :3

[@accidentalgenius7933]

first of all because of KZbin algorithm

[@NoName-vl5gr]

5:51 that got me shook

[@lucann807]

No Name perché?

[@NoName-vl5gr]

Lukas 99 he nearly tripped

[@emmanuelH.]

Igualzinho no Brasil.

[@BurkenProductions]

Snacka ocd på övergångsställen :D

[@TheAriLoco]

My country Sweden❤️🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪❤️

[@TheAriLoco]

XRP Ninja Warrior where da hell in Sweden do you live?

[@nicksamuel117]

Nice! But, why an arrows(white) direction on right, while cars rides to left? It's strange, actually. : \

[@TheRuP3r]

Those are not arrows but triangles, they are sign that you need to give way, it's not pointing the direction you should go.

[@MasterWorkers]

@@TheRuP3r Thank you!

[@nicksamuel117]

Ok, now i understand. Thanks for answers, guys)

[@trewalker7057]

After the first person puts down the white line, what is the second person doing? Does it like Laminate it?

[@trewalker7057]

And how can the cars just drive right over it time it’s down?

[@johnbecker5900]

Second guy is adding the reflective material, like a powder that makes it really really shine when headlines hit it. Also it is super heated when applied, 200 degrees Celsius, when it cools it is not going anywhere. It turns into like a pad that is glued down. Only takes a few minutes to cool and harden, it is not like paint, more like molten rubber almost.

[@trewalker7057]

John Becker thank you

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Glass beads, highly reflective.