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Cape Town is planning road improvements.

The latest version of the PTV Visum transportation planning software offers easier and faster dynamic modelling according to the firm.

Transitioning to zero-carbon transport globally is essential to keep climate change in check. Yet seven years after the Paris Climate Agreement, transport emissions are still rising. In a new op-ed, Nina Elter argues that a radical shift in our approach to transportation sustainability is required. Every year, governments around the world invest more than US$700 billion in road infrastructure. While these investments yield significant economic and social returns, transport continues to generate large costs on societies, in the form of harmful emissions, traffic injuries and lost time due to congestion.

An Italian road contract has been awarded to Webuild.

XCMG reports a strong export performance.

A road tender in Uruguay has attracted just one bidder.

A funding plan is proposed for the new Washington-Oregon bridge project.

ADM is now offering three improved plant systems for the construction sector.

VINCI is expanding its highway operations into Brazil.

Green is good for industry – delivering sustainability can also help reduce costs for construction firms, ensuring better financial performance

The month-long campaign, formed by National Organisations for Youth Safety and sponsored by Bentley Systems, aims to help reduce road traffic deaths and injuries by 50% by 2030.

Sales of Italian construction machines have been strong.

Rural road construction and maintenance works are planned for Uzbekistan.

Wacker Neuson is seeing a strong financial performance.

A new toll-free motorway is being built in Sydney.

A bridge would cross the Kattegat Strait between the Jutland peninsula city of Aarhus - Denmark’s second largest city after the capital Copenhagen - and Kalundborg, a small city of 17,000 on the western shore of Zealand Island.

An innovative zero emissions cement trial is starting in the UK, with the aim of developing net zero cement for the global construction industry

Superior Industries has developed a new Modular Skirting System. The system is said to be easy to install and controls dust and prevents spillage within conveyor load and transfer zones.

Widening works are being carried out for a third lane on the Firenze South-Incisa section of the A1 highway in Italy. This important route connects Milan with Naples and the improvement work is required to boost capacity.

The market for ruggedised demolition excavators has very specific requirements, with three new models now available – Mike Woof writes