On February 19, 2021, Vincent Dugauguez, then agency director at Eurovia Québec, shared on LinkedIn an initiative undertaken during the winter construction shutdown to prepare for the upcoming season.
The stated goal was to improve employee safety, particularly during night work.
The post specifies that all of the agency's compactors, pavers, and planers have been equipped with warning and indicator light beams.
Vincent Dugauguez directly mentions LEDPOWERLIGHT in his post, clearly attributing the equipment to the brand.
The images accompanying the post show red lines projected around the equipment, as well as blue light dots designed to draw attention near the machines.
These light markers move with the equipment and complement site procedures, signage, alarms, protective gear, and individual vigilance.
This project in Quebec illustrates the use of Ledpowerlight® solutions across several families of road machinery in demanding winter conditions.
It also highlights a direct collaboration between Ledpowerlight® and the Eurovia Quebec teams to adapt equipment to field requirements.
In France, Stef Feuga, a team leader at Eurovia Nice, has also explicitly linked LEDPOWERLIGHT® to several posts showcasing highway projects completed in 2025.
These posts cover various asphalt paving projects carried out by the Eurovia Nice, Toulon-Fréjus, and Aix-en-Provence teams, notably on the A8 motorway and in the Monaco tunnel on the A500.
The projects featured involve various pavers, compactors, and planers. The posts explicitly mention LEDPOWERLIGHT® without, however, specifying the individual product installed on each machine. Therefore, this cautious phrasing must be maintained, and specific equipment should not be attributed to any particular machine.
A8 project at Fréjus and the Capitou toll plaza – April 11, 2025
Work in the Monaco tunnel on the A500 – October 9, 2025
Resurfacing of the A8 between Saint-Isidore and Nice-West – November 13, 2025
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