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The latest official data from Malaysia reveals a worrying increase in road accidents during 2010.

The UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released data showing that fewer journeys were made during the recession.

The organisers of the Samoter construction equipment exhibition being held in Verona, Italy, report that interest is strong from exhibitors and visitors alike.

The Swedish-based manufacturer Volvo Construction Equipment reports that its final quarter for 2010 showed a major financial improvement.

The Volkswagen group has now committed itself to putting its innovative XL1 vehicle into series production.

China's Shandong and Tianjing Provinces plan to boost transport links with major investment programmes in hand.

Chinese firms may play a role in the ?1.5 billion A6/A9 highway project in the Netherlands.

The Italian authorities are revising plans for an extension to the A12 Tirrenica highway.

Plans are now being set out for a ring road project for German capital Berlin.

Strange Ways is an entertaining book written by a highly experienced civil engineer, Max Lay, based in Australia.

Political controversy is looming with the revelation that Romania's National Road Company (CNADNR) has spent some €1.5 billion on upgrading 2,800 km of roads since 2004.

The authorities in St Petersburg have agreed a finance package for the central link for the city's Western High Speed ring road project