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The new bridge in the Yukon will be the largest capital project in in the northern Canadian territory’s history.

The tenders for the two motorway projects in Kolding and Randers leaned heavily on sustainability including big cuts of CO₂.

IRF chose the International Transport Forum Summit (ITF 2022), hosted in Leipzig, to mark the start of the IRF Presidency of Anouar Benazzouz. Succeeding Bill Halkias who has concluded his three-year mandate at the helm of IRF, Benazzouz was elected unanimously as IRF president by the General Assembly on 29 March 2022 in Amsterdam.

The launch of XSMART, by Rubble Master, is the next step towards the future digital construction site, explains Gerald Hanisch*, the company’s chief executive, and Markus Gaggl, the chief technical officer

The four-lane highway will run parallel to an existing national road built 50 years ago that heads north from the capital Skopje.

The resources from iRAP - International Road Assessment Programme – are designed to help highway authorities and road maintenance companies improve the safety of road networks.

The Huesker Group is offering a novel solution to reduce the risk of erosion for transport infrastructure located in coastal areas. The firm has developed geotextile container systems that feature large-format tubes and bags.

An OTT ecoLog 1000 water level logger with cellular data connection to Hydromet Cloud was trialled upon the Vales Burn Bridge in Scotland

As bitumen suppliers look to replace Russian sources of crude oil, there’s a race to get biogenic asphalts to market – and bank those carbon-saving benefits - Kristina Smith writes

Glass microspheres are a versatile product. They are used as reflectors to create nighttime visibility of road markings and traffic signs to improve road safety. But they also have multiple uses in non-traffic applications, whether as blasting media in surface treatment, as filler beads for the compaction of plastics, in additive manufacturing / 3D printing, and water filtering techniques, to name just a few.

São Paulo city kicks off US$200mn repaving programme.

The Steveston project near Vancouver is part of the overall Highway 99 Tunnel Programme that will replace the aging George Massey Tunnel under the Fraser River.

Why is Shell interested in bricks and concrete? Kristina Smith met the head of its new Roads and Construction division, Raman Ojha to find out

The bridge, in Bangladesh, will also have automatic number plate recognition cameras to identify overweight vehicles.

Faithful+Gould - a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group - will deal with issues around safety, congestion and road capacity.

New US asphalt pavers are now coming to market

The project in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi will have an investment of around US$4.3 million.

The goal was to ensure the 2030 vision to eliminate high-risk roads and secure a decade of action and delivery by national governments.