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Ammann is launching an innovative showroom.

The generator, a GEH2 electro-hydrogen unit made in France by French companies Eneria and EODev (Energy Observer Developments), was set up in Costain’s compound along the M55 motorway in England to power the compound’s services.

Trials have been completed successfully using asphalt manufactured with recycled waste plastic in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. Simon Tetley, of VNA Consulting and ARRB Systems, explains the process.

A sand washing plant from Terex Washing Systems is now being used by Clarence Sands in Australia. This newly established site is now one of the premium sand quarries in Sydney, NSW.

There are difficult decisions to be made on road projects in the UK.

The recent E&E Event in Vienna suggests that decarbonisation, digitalisation and diversification are fast changing the road paving sector, reports Kristina Smith.

Traffic safety improvements will be carried out in Ohio.

The wooden bridge, which has undergone inspection, is one of a dozen or so wooden bridges closed after the collapse of the Tretten Bridge in August.

Bentley Systems has launched iTwin Experience, iTwin Capture and iTwin IoT to improve the performance of its digital twin analysis platform iTwin.

Funding for the Senegal to Guinea-Bissau highway link has been secured.

A major Brazilian road concession package has been awarded.

Many asphalt plant manufacturers such as Ammann, Benninghoven and Fayat have already developed contingencies for alternative fuels.

Italy sent out the first three of five tenders to the EU’s Official Journal between earlier this year.

Finalists presented their projects at Bentley’s recent Going Digital Awards event in London.

Tunisian road upgrades are being planned.

Cost of the 4km project, includes eight bridges, is an estimated €40 million.

The twin-tube 2.3km-long tunnel will be the longest in the Philippines and is being constructed by Filipino and Japanese engineers.

The use of waste materials in roads, including higher proportions of RAP, is gaining ground.

The deal in England is worth over €45.8 million to Atkins, part of the SNC-Lavalin Group.

The package for the Can Tho-Hau Giang section has the biggest value, at US$320 million.