Archway Roadmaster UK’s team discuss “Why using a Roadmaster to repair potholes is working towards carbon neutral goals”
Across the country, councils are working hard to become carbon neutral. There are ambitious targets between 2030 and 2050 set for different regions. Our city, towns and county councils are looking at every aspect of their operations to reduce their impact on the environment. At Archway Roadmaster we have begun this journey too.
It is to the forefront of our priority list for the coming years. We are committed to undertaking a full carbon audit and working to reduce our footprint. Two of our team members, Matt Walker and Steven Metcalfe recently discussed the Roadmaster and it’s impact on the environment. They were able to identify 7 reasons why the Roadmaster is a great choice right now, for councils looking to meet their environmental targets and carbon footprint reduction goals while repairing potholes.
1. The Roadmaster is a standalone machine.
A Roadmaster minimises the amount of support vehicles on the road. There is no need to have additional plant (hotboxes, excavators or rollers) in attendance at Roadmaster works. Simply taking additional vehicles off the road, creates a positive impact on our emissions.