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Vietnam's Thua Thien-Hue Province is investing a healthy US$1.95 billion transportation infrastructure.

The Texas Transportation Commission has selected Phil Wilson as the Texas Department of Transportation's (TxDOT) 19th executive director, effective 17 October, 2011.

Further evidence is emerging of the potential risks of glass beads used for road markings supplied by Chinese firms.

In Mexico work is now being planned for a new US$398 million project to build a 77.6km highway.

One of Britain's major motorways, the M1, is now able to carry traffic in both directions between junctions 1 and 4 near London, following extensive investigation, assessment, and structural reinforcement which has taken place non-stop since Friday, 15 April.

Chinese firm LiuGong is opening its Asia Pacific headquarters in Singapore.

Discussions are being held in St Petersburg over the route for the city's new second ring road project.

Road safety gains are expected for 2010 in Germany according to data being assimilated by motoring association ADAC.

Official permission has been received for Malayisa's New Pantai Expressway (NPE) project.

A new highway deal looks set to improve connections to the Indian city of Jaipur.

Major cost increases are expected for the 1,250km Autopistas de la Montana highways project in Colombia.

A new biomass-fuel conversion facility is being established in the US state of Hawaii.

The upcoming Geosynthetics Middle East 2011 event promises to attract a wide array of industry leading attendees.

More than 20 new motorcycle helmet safety ratings have been published by UK Road Safety Minister Mike Penning.