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Norway is looking to make its roads carbon neutral.

There has been significant focus on alternative power solutions for off-road vehicles and equipment such as hybrid, full electric and hydrogen. Whilst these solutions will be suitable in the long term, it will take time for these technologies to be competitive and enable wider adopted in the construction industry.

A new highway project is due to start in Argentina.

A major Texas highway widening project is planned.

A National Audit Office report noted poor documentation of the work that had been completed and why it was later changed.

Construction equipment from Liebherr has played an important role in the project to demolish a bridge in Germany.

FM Conway has won the City of London road maintenance deal.

Bids are to be submitted for a Romanian road project.

Bulldozers were amongst the first items of construction equipment to benefit from the use of machine control technology.

Cummins has posted record quarterly revenues amid healthy off-highway engine demand

CIFA is offering an improved batching plant line-up, along with introducing its newest pumps to the North American market

Colombian concession connection contracts are being considered.

Senegal’s new highway project is receiving necessary financing.

Simex has designed its new VS 1500 screening bucket for separating materials of different sizes directly onsite and suits applications in demolition works.

Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany is now benefiting from a newly rehabilitated runway as well as a number of taxiways

Liebherr is seeing strong demand for earthmoving machines, with healthy output at its earthmoving equipment factories

Construction work is underway for a key Norwegian road contract.

A new Vietnam expressway will be opening shortly.

Wirtgen is offering innovative technology for efficient paving applications in the form of a new placer/spreader, a versatile large paver and a compact slipformer with additional features.

The opening of the majestic 1915 Canakkale Bridge on March 18, 2022, well ahead of its initial schedule, has set new records for Turkey and international bridge engineering. After Istanbul's three bridges over the Bosphorus Strait, Turkey now boasts a fourth bridge connecting Europe and Asia, and the first to span the Dardanelles Strait.