Features

IRF (Geneva) launched in Stockholm on 20th February an IRF Data Warehouse in the framework of a side event organised jointly with the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety and the Total Foundation at the 3rd Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety.

Italy’s A22 Autostrada route is a key transport connection for Europe and also a model for efficient operational management

Erik Denneman* makes the social and business case for sustainable pavements for which much of the technology already exists.

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G&Z is now offering its successful S600 Paver, first introduced in 2010, with a new Tier 4 Final emissions compliant engine and enhanced width capability. The new S600 Power Unit was completely redesigned in 2019 and features:

David Arminas explored climate change innovation on display at Highways UK in Birmingham, England

IRF has announced the winners of the 2019 IRF Global Road Achievement Awards, a global competition to recognise outstanding achievement by road professionals.

A series of new asphalt pavers have been introduced in 2019

Earthmoving innovations are coming to market in the shape of new excavators and wheeled loaders

The Voest Bridge over the Danube River is part of the A7 Mühlkreis Autobahn through Linz, Austria, is 40 years. Two bypass bridges are being constructed alongside the existing cable-stayed bridge as part of the client ASFINAG’s strategy to boost traffic capacity - around 100,000 vehicles cross the old bridge each day.

Dubai, one of the world’s iconic cities, has been designated to host the International Road Federation’s World Meeting & Exhibition on November 8th-11th, 2021.

Peter Bigwood* makes the case for using remote-controlled demolition machines to demolish bridge decks

A new highway section in Austin, Texas marks a major departure for the southern US city

Construction of Bolivia’s El Sillar highway, the country’s most complicated road project – Mauro Nogarin reports

An ongoing study is benchmarking progress towards adapting roads to new mobility, explains Christophe Nicodème*