Bangladesh road funding secured
A major road funding package has been secured for Bangladesh.
New batching plant for pre-cast facility
As part of its recent £10 million expansion, paving and walling manufacturer, Tobermore, has recently in a new Rapid concrete batching plant. The new Rapid plant will allow a further one million m2 of block paving/year
Closer up with Chromasens' 3DPIXA Rl camera
Chromasens said the 3DPIXA Rl 3D automatically detects potholes and cracks.
US road safety is a cause for concern
There is concern over a worrying trend in US road safety, while there have been steady gains in road safety in Europe
Versilis offers Safety Cloud alerts
Versilis has partnered with Haas Alert to offer motorists Safety Cloud, an infrastructure-to-vehicle (I2V) solution that sends notifications of road layout changes and lane closures
Q-Free solution for Glasgow
For the HI-TRAC CMU bicycle detection solution, in-road piezo-electric sensors are located around 25m away from every road leading to a major junction.
Paving a tunnel at altitude
A road tunnel stretch that opened for traffic in India in late 2020 is notable for several reasons. The new 9km Atal Tunnel is the world’s longest tunnel at an altitude of higher than 3,048m
Versatile dumpers from Wacker Neuson
Wacker Neuson is now offering improved dumpers in the shape of its latest DW60 and DW90 models.
Bangladesh steel bridge planned
A new steel bridge is being planned for Bangladesh.
Rokbak, the new name for Terex Trucks
Volvo CE’s off-highway articulated hauler business Terex Trucks has rebranded as Rokbak.
Quantela acquires streetlight controller Cimcon
The US-based companies will forge ahead together with more streetlighting and streetlight pole offerings to enable smart city development.
Johal to head the UK’s CEA
Suneeta Johal takes over on October 4 from Rob Oliver who will retire.
Slim design, efficient removal: New generation of large cold planers from BOMAG
Bomag launches its new BM/65 series of cold planers in early September 2021. With a CECE operating weight of only 27 tonnes, the BM 2000/65 is the lightest planer currently available in the 2-metre class. Its low weight achieved by the special lightweight design and the shorter conveyor belt now make the planers even more flexible to use. When it comes to efficiency, ease of operation and work safety, the new generation of planers features numerous innovative details
Congo sources loan for road works
Congo has sourced a loan for key road works.
Blown away by Strassmayr's Blow Patcher 1010
Strassmayr’s latest Blow Patcher, the STP 1010 Joy, allows the vehicle driver to make road surface reparations using only a joystick located within the cab of the truck.
CityStream goes on stream for US authorities
Nexar’s CityStream platform allows road agencies to see the layout of work zones any time.
UK equipment sales remain strong
Sales in the first seven months of 2021 were 66 per cent up on 2020 levels to over 22,000 units.
Protecting bridge assets over time
One of the challenges facing transportation agencies today is how to conduct accurate, timely, and safe bridge inspections. Maintaining bridges is important to ensure public safety, and bridge owners and engineers need to perform regular inspections to determine the structural integrity of bridges so that they can plan for maintenance, rehabilitation, and replacement of those bridges.
Urban paving challenge tackled with Dynapac
During the summer in northern Germany, there was a special challenge for a Dynapac SD1800C City Class Paver. At first, the task appeared to be quite easy: a local park needed to be refreshed with new asphalt bicycle lines and foot walks – a perfect job for a machine of a size of just 1.8m in tractor width and a screed hydraulically extendable to 3.5m.
Cameroon highway construction project underway
Work is now well underway on a key highway project in Cameroon.