Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Solutions for Every Sector
Every environment presents its own security challenges. From protecting busy town centres and transport hubs to securing government buildings and critical infrastructure, hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) solutions must be tailored to the specific risks, operational requirements and aesthetic considerations of each site.
At Townscape Products, we design, manufacture and supply crash-tested HVM systems that help protect people and places without compromising accessibility or the character of the surrounding environment. Whether you're delivering a public realm regeneration project, safeguarding a school entrance or securing a high-security facility, our team can help specify the most appropriate solution.
Education & Healthcare
Transport


Transport Hubs ⟩


Airports ⟩
Leisure & Hospitality


Stadiums & Event Venues ⟩


Retail & Shopping Centres ⟩


Hotels⟩
Government & Critical Infrastructure


Government Buildings ⟩


Military Sites ⟩


Embassies ⟩


Data Centres ⟩


Utilities & Critical Infrastructure ⟩


Prisons ⟩
Speak to Our HVM Specialists
Whether you're protecting a town centre, hospital, university campus or critical infrastructure site, our experienced team can help you identify the most appropriate hostile vehicle mitigation solution for your project.
Get in touch today to discuss your requirements or explore our sector-specific guidance.


Frequently Asked Questions
HVM solutions are used across public spaces, education, healthcare, transport, retail, hospitality, government, defence, utilities, critical infrastructure and secure facilities to reduce the risk posed by hostile or errant vehicles.
Not every project requires the same level of protection. The appropriate solution depends on the site's risk assessment, operational requirements and desired level of security.
Yes. Modern HVM solutions can be incorporated into streetscapes through crash-tested bollards, planters and other street furniture that provide protection while maintaining an attractive public realm.
Yes. Depending on operational requirements, projects can incorporate removable bollards, automatic bollards or other access control measures to allow entry for emergency services, maintenance teams and authorised personnel.







