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Gabon road improvement works are starting.

A report from the House of Commons Transport Committee recommended cancellation of some major new projects such as the Stonehenge Tunnel and the Lower Thames Crossing.

Innovative new machines are coming to market that will boost efficiency for the asphalt paving segment

DUI drivers are a concern for Europe.

France’s road safety levels stalled for 2022.

The latest technology of PTV’s Model2Go and PTV Visum will be used to create a model of the city generated by using OpenStreetMap data for a detailed urban bicycle network configuration.

More funding is needed for a key Indonesian road project.

Iraqi road tenders are opening for bids.

Softree Technical Systems says that its new RoadEng Civil Engineer software focuses on simplifying workflows and improving visualisation.

Crash data could be available in real time.

New Indian road construction projects are underway.

There is a high death toll on Taiwan’s dangerous roads.

Australian road safety company Acusensu says that it has taken delivery of the first of three trailer units to be positioned stationary along selected highways in England.

UK sales of construction equipment in June were 8 percent above the same month last year according to the UK trade body Construction Equipment Association.

A Brazilian highway tender is being planned.

TRL’s P-AMS Software, based on the company’s iROADS, replaces the 20-year-old HAPMS platform that the National Highways agency has been using for England’s strategic roads.

SRL Traffic Systems has launched the Remotely Operated Stop Go (Rosgo) System, the company’s first remotely-operated stop/go sign for temporary road works.

New funding will ensure rural road upgrade works for Bangladesh.

A key Colombian road contract is in focus.

Mike Woof, the editor of World Highways Magazine having a blast at his local BMX race track, embracing the exhilarating experience on the asphalt berms