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Cummins says that its B6.7 and L9 Performance Series Power Units now are offered with new engine power take-off (PTO) capabilities. This allows the engines to be used in power applications such as cranes, crushers and screeners.

Market upheavals are driving rapid strategic change in the way construction equipment is owned, sold, rented, leased and used. Do you know what servitisation and the shared economy mean? And where is the technology taking us next?

ULMA engineering solutions on the emblematic Arch of Innovation bridge, Brazil

A new bypass tunnel project is underway in Germany.

An important Czech bypass project is facing delays.

Consultancy Ramboll is calling for clear and standardised micro-mobility KPIs

A key Costa Rican road project is continuing.

The challenge for Doka on the new Harbor Bridge in Texas was to use the same formwork for each pylon despite each pylon’s different geometry.

Work on the 19th century Széchenyi Chain Bridge could start in March.

An Indonesian concrete producer has won a supply deal for major highway work.

A series of road building projects are planned for Cambodia.

Equipment from the Fayat Group has played an important role in the revamping of a busy airport on the Italian island of Sardinia

The finalists have been announced for the 2020 Bentley Awards.

Projects for Panama are now beginning to restart.

A series of road repairs and upgrades are presently underway in Nepal.

A historic view of San Francisco’s traffic

The new COPave package from LafargeHolcim offers users the chance to evaluate the long-term environmental footprint of road construction. COPave is a life cycle assessment (LCA) software specific to roads, which allows designers, authorities, lenders and contractors to evaluate the environmental footprint of roads. Users can target the best carbon optimum for road investment as a result. CoPave is a collaborative integrated service that can be used for both new road projects and refurbishment works.

The project includes a 1km main bridge over Norway’s Lake Mjøsa.

Total is offering an online bitumen ordering platform.