Search

After research, California’s Caltrans is reviewing its highway design standards.

Cleveland Bridge UK is reporting strong activity onsite during the pandemic.

Key Russian highway development projects are being planned.

The 18.5km route near Auckland, New Zealand, was to open by the end of 2021.

Catclaw is cheap to make and could deter illegal urban pavement parking.

According to recent figures, there are over 560,000 potholes that pose a risk of damage to vehicles in the UK alone, and the situation is similar in countries across the globe.

A Saudi Arabian road contract is being handled by a local firm.

Peru is planning a road works upgrade programme.

Eprioc has introduced three new CB Concrete Busters for heavy foundation work and high reach demolition. Meanwhile, the firm’s sister company Erkat is now offering a new coupler system.

Volvo CE is selling its Blaw-Knox asphalt paver business.

Trimble is introducing a new version of its Quadri cloud-based BIM server and collaboration platform. The firm says that this solution offers an innovative common data environment platform for infrastructure projects to the European market.

Japan is increasing the speed limits on a number of expressways.

Familiarly known as “speed cameras” to motorists around the world, automated speed enforcement (ASE) devices produce a record of the speed of a vehicle when the driver has exceeded the acceptable maximum limit. However, as recently publicised cases have shown, for an ASE system to be effective and widely accepted, it is of paramount importance that all readings from these devices are accurate, and that this accuracy can be proven by those operating the devices.

Chilean road concession opening for tender.

The maker of a prefab bike path said pilot projects have been a success.

RoadBotics has placed time-stamped geo-spatial images on GIS-enabled maps.

Contractor Webuild has been completing work, including solar panel installation.

A loan is proposed to help finance a key Myanmar expressway link.

Russia’s Krasnodar bypass work is due to commence shortly.

Improving a helipad 2,100m up in the Austrian Tyrol was exactly the type of demanding work for which the SUPER 1803-3i wheeled paver was made.