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Home > Protecting your assets > Physical security measures > Traffic and parking controls

Traffic and parking controls

If you believe you might be at risk from a vehicle bomb, the basic principle is to keep all vehicles at a safe distance. Those requiring essential access should be identified in advance and checked before being allowed through.

If possible, you should ensure that you have proper access control, careful landscaping, traffic-calming measures and robust, well-lit barriers or bollards. Ideally, keep non-essential vehicles at least 30 metres from your building.

Seek police advice on what these barriers should be and on further measures such as electronic surveillance.

16/07/2007
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