What is the Crash Cushion System I (CCSI)?

The CCSI is a piece of equipment installed in highway intersections and accident-prone areas to protect a driver and a car by absorbing impact energy when impact. CCSI is designed to protect motorists in a vehicle (900kg to 1500kg) and vehicle itself by effectively absorbing shock on impact. CCSI also redirects the vehicle away from the hazard such as roadway machinery and workers.

Key Features

• Asia’s first CE marked Crash Cushion
• Redirective and Repairable
• Great visibility day and night created by the contrasting colors of its forehead and delineators
• Refined design with orange plastic tanks
• Models: CCSI 50 km/h, CCSI 80 km/h, CCSI 100 km/h and CCSI 110km/h

The European CE testing for Shindo’s CCSI

Shindo’s CCSI has been tested at TRL, UK as a redirective crash cushion for the maximum speed of 100km/h conforming to EN1317-3 standards.
To fully comply with the definition of a System Type Tested Crash Cushion, Shindo’s CCSI went through further tests for CCSI 110km/h, CCSI 80km/h and CCSI 50km/h

• Testing products range: CCS50 km/h, CCS80 km/h, CCS100 km/h and CCS110km/h
• Test Institute: TRL (Transport Research Laboratory), UK
• Notified Body for CE Marking: CSI Spa, Italy