Trackout control is about reducing the chance of mud, soil and debris leaving a worksite on vehicle tyres. A good approach considers the site exit, traffic volume, ground condition and cleaning process.

Why trackout matters

Vehicles can carry material from unsealed or wet work areas onto public roads. Planning the site exit properly can help maintain a cleaner access route and support site compliance requirements.

Where a rumble grid fits

A rumble grid can be positioned at an exit point to encourage tyre vibration and help dislodge loose material before a vehicle reaches the road. It works best as part of a broader site-access plan, not as a stand-alone fix for every condition.

Plan the full exit route

• Provide an appropriate approach and exit surface.
• Consider drainage and wet-weather conditions.
• Set a clear vehicle route and maintain it.
• Use additional cleaning measures where the site requires them.

Explore trackout control

View the Ground Nurse Rumble Grid for a robust site-exit solution. Contact Ground Nurse to discuss the access conditions and the right setup for your project.