Telescopic elements
Side-mounted housings accommodate the extending elements. Geometry and movement areas are planned for each site.
Formerly LCG RailGUARD
Accidental entry into a level crossing can have serious consequences. NetSLIDE is being developed to complement existing crossing protection with an additional physical containment function.
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Additional containment ahead of the danger zone is the development objective.
Consider safety alongside the importance of local transport routes.
Involve the local authority, rail infrastructure operator and relevant specialists.
The system is designed around the crossing, the available installation space and local requirements.
Side-mounted housings accommodate the extending elements. Geometry and movement areas are planned for each site.
The capture net is intended to limit accidental vehicle entry towards the crossing. Its containment performance must be demonstrated through testing.
A clearly visible warning supports the protection concept. Coordination with existing light signals forms part of the technical design.
Controls, operation and fault scenarios are assessed with the infrastructure operator and the relevant authorities.
Concept views for the level crossing in the town centre.
Puchberg is a proposed pilot context for a joint technical, regulatory and economic site assessment. Deployment requires the necessary evidence, permissions and approvals.
An animated concept illustrates the intended use at a level crossing.
An unbarriered level crossing in the source image, alongside the NetSLIDE demo rendering.
The demo rendering shows a design idea. It does not document an installation or approval at the Mold site.
Every crossing has its own traffic patterns, sight lines and technical conditions. These form the basis of the initial assessment.
Contribute local needs, transport connections and political initiative.
Coordinate railway interfaces, operational safety and integration — for example with the responsible ÖBB unit in Austria.
Clarify road-related responsibilities, procedures and potential funding where applicable to the site.
Alongside direct investment, NetSLIDE Safety Lease explores a possible leasing or availability-based model. A project company could finance the installation, with the user paying for its provision and agreed services.
Explore the financing approach at LCGAgree the term, initial contribution and financing partners for the project.
Clearly assign operation, maintenance, monitoring and responsibilities.
Discuss potential contributions from the local authority, operator and region.
Model under development. Terms, procurement procedures, funding eligibility and financing commitments require project-specific assessment.

The next step: a joint site discussion.