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Other options exist for road surfacing and repair work that can prove cost-effective in the right application

Road tunnel revamp work is being planned for Belgium.

New bridges are now open at a key junction in Dubai.

New data shows that Europe’s road safety improved in 2019.

Construction is now underway on a new Chinese sea crossing.

As governments around the world assess the best way to jump-start their economies, attention will inevitably turn to the role of road infrastructure development, and the associated financing mechanisms.

Norway has officially opened the Beitstad Bridge over the Beitstad Sund, between the towns of Steinkjer and Verran in Nord-Trøndelag County.

Despite the COVID-19 lockdown in Italy – one of the world’s hardest hit nations –the Genoa Bridge replacement continues, with more deck sections in position

The arch of innovation is a cable-stayed bridge that will connect Zarur, São João, and Cassiano Ricardo avenues in São Paulo, Brazil. With a height of 100m, it has become one of the most iconic bridges in the country of its type, given its peculiar arc shape.

States in the US have sourced Federal funding for highway improvements.

Funding plans are being set out for key infrastructure projects in the Philippines.

Slowdowns over COVID but time to regain momentum, says WDBA.

Doosan Infracore has launched new XiteCloud smart construction solution, initially in South Korea.

Safety body suggests that the EU will miss target of halving fatalities by 2020

Caterpillar has made a key acquisition for machine autonomy technology.

Rotterdam’s bridge link upgrade project is being planned.

Panama is setting out plans for its road development works.

The final steel beam has been installed for the replacement Port of Long Beach bridge - California’s first cable-stayed bridge for vehicles.

The European Commission’s Green Deal recognises that sustainable road infrastructure will keep Europe’s highways at the core of the continent's economy

Ukraine’s plan for road works is being announced.