Case Study · 01

KING Highways
EMCC Launch

Helping KING Highways bring a new safety-led highways solution to market through video, photography and content.

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Section 01

The Challenge

KING Highways had developed a new Enhanced Mobile Carriageway Closure vehicle designed to improve safety during rolling block operations.

The challenge was to explain the technology clearly, show how it works in a real highways environment and support its launch to the wider traffic management sector.

KING Highways EMCC vehicles deployed during rolling block operation
EMCC · ROLLING BLOCK
KING Highways EMCC vehicle branding detail
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Section 02

What We Did

Highways Industry worked with KING Highways to create a complete content package for the launch.

This included professional photography, video production and editorial content that explained the EMCC vehicle, its safety features and the short-term hire option through King Rental.

The content was created to give KING a clear, professional way to present the vehicle to customers, partners and the wider highways market.

PhotographyVideo ProductionEditorial Content
Section 03

The Result

The project gave KING Highways a strong launch package for a new safety-focused solution.

The video, photography and article content helped show the EMCC vehicle in action, explain the technology and position KING as a company bringing practical innovation to the highways sector.

By making the vehicles available through short-term hire, KING has also made the solution easier for traffic management providers to trial and adopt.

KING Highways EMCC vehicle in service on the motorway network
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