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There were 6872 fatal road accidents in Malaysia during 2010.

Work will start in the second half of 2011 on a new stretch of Hungary's M3 highway between Vasarosnameny and the number 49 highway.

Mexico's capital has taken delivery of the country's first all-electric taxi cabs under an agreement to promote eco-friendly vehicle use between Japan-headquartered Nissan Motor and the local government.

Scottish MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a replacement for the Forth Road Bridge that will protect a vital link in the strategic transport network.

Ennis Prismo is introducing a new pothole reinstatement product called Repair as well as a temporary line marking system.

Investigations are in hand in Costa Rica over a series of faults on the highway linking capital San Jose with Caldera.

Ecuador is planning a major highway building programme to improve the country’s economy and infrastructure.

Plans are now in hand in Israel for a US$721.6 million project to widen and upgrade the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem road.

The tender process will open in Slovakia shortly for a new €60.4 million bridge project in Trencin.

Data from Indonesia's West Nusa Tenggara Province reveals that there were 943 traffic accidents during 2010 up until the middle of December.

Panama is planning a project to repave up to 400km of roads, in a six month.

Georgia's transport system will benefit from a loan worth US$300 million being provided by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

UK firm Euro Auctions has achieved strong performance with its equipment sale at Valencia in Spain.

Plans are in hand in Russia for the rebuilding of the capital's key Moscow Ring Road.

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.