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Miller Formless claims versatility for the latest versions of its concrete slipformers, the M-1000, M-8100 and top-of-the-range M-8800.

BKT has increased its range of tyres available for off-highway use.

Early bird booking to save €200 on full registration for the E&E Congress 2020 in Madrid is still available but ends March 9, so hurry.

Colombia has a new plan to develop tertiary roads, while cost overruns for the La Linea Tunnel project will be paid for.

Contractors on the 97km Tlicho all-season gravel road in Canada’s far north are on site despite not having all proper approvals, according to Canadian media.

IRF and the Global Alliance of Road Safety NGOs have hosted the first training of the LEARN project in Nairobi, Kenya.

Too many drivers in the US drive too fast for the conditions.

The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority has selected the design for the five pedestrian bridges which will be part of the US$4.4 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge.

A new bridge is planned to span the River Congo in Africa.

The 23km final extension phase of the provincially-owned tolled freeway Highway 407 East near Toronto, Canada has opened.

Many Norwegian roads are at risk from landslides.

Bloomberg Philanthropies has commissioned a new road safety report that shows 42,000 lives could be saved and 150,000 serious injuries prevented by 2030.

New concrete construction technology is being unveiled at the upcoming World of Concrete exhibition in Las Vegas

This year’s BICES exhibition in Beijing showcased much machinery destined for export to emergent countries that are taking advantage of China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Morocco will benefit from new motorway stretches, cutting congestion around key cities.

Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe has appointed a new managing director.

Guatemala is to benefit from a new highway link.

Work is being paused on the construction of the new Ship Channel Bridge replacement project close to Houston, Texas.

Traffic signs and pavement markings have been in use for over 100 years to provide essential guidance and delineation of the travel path. In the ensuing years, the performance of these systems has been greatly expanded with the introduction of retroreflective optics to increase visibility at night and in wet night-time conditions.

FAE is offering an improved version of its Multitask Heavy (MTH) model, as well as a variant designed for high-power applications. This latter model is aimed at use with towing vehicles featuring power outputs from 224-373kW.