NEW WAECO CFX-95DZ2 now in stores! WAECO - mobile technology to suit every lifestyle WAECO is associated worldwide with expertise in mobile refrigeration and automotive air conditioning. It also stands for electronic comfort and safety car accessories. WAECO has a strong position in the aftermarket for cars, trucks, recreation vehicles and boats. Maintenance services for the North Coast District are carried out by DownerMouchel under a Road Asset Management Contract. In 2013, DownerMouchel was awarded a 5-year contract to provide routine and programmed maintenance services across the district. The road asset management contract for the North Coast District provides routine maintenance on the state-controlled Road Network in the local council areas of Moreton Bay Regional Council, Sunshine Coast Council and Noosa Council. It provides asset management and programmed maintenance services in all of those council areas as well as the Somerset Council area. The road asset maintenance contract in the North Coast District will deliver approximately $140 million in roadworks during its 5-year life.

The following types of maintenance activities are covered under the contract:Replace 5 Ton Ac Compressor It is important to note that to ensure the best value for the community, the department prioritises maintenance work with safety issues given the highest priority and regular maintenance activities such as litter and graffiti removal, mowing and vegetation clearing, given a lower priority.Patio Furniture Dropshippers The department's maintenance contractors regularly patrol roads to identify any potholes and undertake repairs as necessary. Pug Puppies For Sale In WaPothole repairs are based on a safety priority, with consideration given to the location of the potholes within traffic lanes and traffic volumes. Usually, the largest potholes under heaviest traffic are repaired first.

Extended rain means potholing is sometimes unavoidable, and after a rain event it can take time for the road to recover from saturation point. Temporary pothole repairs are usually carried out using a cold pre-mix material. A permanent repair involves excavating the pothole and filling it with a hot asphalt mix, which requires the road surface and sub-surface to be completely dry and the fill must be laid in fine weather. To report a pothole, call 13 19 40 with the necessary details of the road and location of the pothole. Even with specialised design and construction systems to ensure longevity of the road network, there are some instances where sections of road surfaces can suffer deterioration. In this situation, the department carries out road rehabilitation works. These works are also prioritised based on safety and traffic volumes. Work is scheduled once funding becomes available. When road resurfacing and reseals are planned there is often a need to carry out pre-treatment works to prepare the road for new surfacing.

These pre-treatment works include patching potholes, repairing cracks, and smoothing road shoulders and road edges. As a general guide, mowing alongside state-controlled roads is carried out 4-5 times per year, which is usually sufficient to maintain line of sight and signage visibility for motorists. However, vegetation growth varies according to seasons and weather conditions. A general rule of thumb is to mow a 3.5m section from the roadside edge, which allows a safe line of sight for roadside furniture (signs, guideposts, and so on), driveway access points and other intersecting roads. Mowing does not extend all the way to property boundary fences. There may be times when mowing cycles on highly trafficked roads such as the Bruce Highway or Sunshine Motorway must be increased, which in the interim, can divert resources and funding away from other less travelled roads. The department is committed to declared weed management across the district. We prioritise weed maintenance within available funding, with a commitment to controlling Class 1 and Class 2 declared weed species, as detailed in the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002.

A list of Class 1 and Class 2 declared weed species can be found at the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries website. Our maintenance program covers high priority Class 1 and Class 2 weeds. Due to competing funding priorities, species outside of Class 1 and Class 2 are unfortunately not able to be treated in this program. The department shares the community's frustration about graffiti and has implemented several strategies to reduce graffiti attacks on state-owned assets. Graffiti is illegal, and the cost of removing it is high and the process time-consuming. Offensive graffiti is removed as a priority, while 'tags' and non-obscene graffiti are added to the routine maintenance program and cleared when crews are next in that area. To have an 'immediate removal' policy for non-obscene graffiti would require a redirection of maintenance funding away from funding for road safety improvements. Roadside litter is an ongoing problem throughout Queensland. We carry out regular litter collection on all state-controlled roads as part of routine maintenance, as well as conducting additional maintenance where required.

We receive a large number of requests for maintenance activities across the North Coast District. Requests are prioritised and undertaken within available funding to ensure a safe and trafficable road network, and endeavour to meet community expectations. We are committed to providing the community with information about its maintenance activities. Residents within the immediate vicinity of road surface treatment works will informed via a letterbox drop. For more information, please call 5451 7055. Please note: All works are dependent on the weather. If your TomTom device is not working properly, a reset will usually solve this. Select your device below for specific instructions. Additional tips for navigation devices If your TomTom navigation device is still not working properly, check the most common problems and their solutions below. Your navigation device displays a white or a red cross when it is switched on This usually means that the TomTom application is not installed correctly.

There are a few things you can try to solve this. There are a few things you need to be aware of when trying to get a GPS fix with your navigation device. Just follow our tips. If the suggestions above don't solve the issue, your device may need to be repaired. Getting your device repaired To get your device repaired you need to contact us. To make sure you don't get an uneccessary repair, we do a final check to see if the issue can be resolved. If we come to the conclusion that the device is faulty, you need to provide proof of purchase, so we can check if your device is still covered by the warranty. If the warranty has expired, you are charged a fee for the device repair. When we book in a device to be repaired, we give you a repair number (RMA), explain the repair process, and send you an email confirmation. Repairing a TomTom product usually takes 10 to 20 working days after we receive the product at our service centre. If there's a very serious problem with your device, we may need to replace it.