Highway & Network Management

Up to €70 billion may be required for Italian toll roads.

The release of the 61st edition of the IRF World Road Statistics 2024 is empowering decision-makers with critical global transport data.

On the last day of the three-day IRF World Congress in Istanbul, attendees heard what can work best, what can be improved and what the future might hold for those pursuing sustainable goals. David Arminas reports.

For too long there has been a focus on physical infrastructure itself when it comes to sustainability. Now we understand the interdependence of infrastructure, government agencies and policies, a nation’s health, access to education and much more. David Arminas reports from Istanbul, Turkiye.

Be sustainable, but above all be safe, was the theme of the first day of the three-day IRF World Congress in Istanbul, Turkiye. David Arminas reports.

Where will the money come from to develop and maintain tomorrow’s sustainable road network, no mater in what nation? This was the focus of another session at the IRF World Congress in Istanbul of day of the three-day event.

The 186km Tunisian project from Tunis to Sbikha and then Jelma is set to open in 2026.

The New Zealand government aims to fast-track big-ticket infra projects.

With its combination of software, hardware and services, Umovity accelerates end-to-end traffic planning and management globally. Christian U. Haas, chief executive of Umovity, recently spoke to the IRF ahead of the IRF World Congress to be held this month in Istanbul, on the challenges and opportunities facing the mobility sector.

Next year, motorway operators from across Europe will gather in Madrid from May 26-28 for the 52nd ASECAP Days event that will focus on the continuing shift to greener mobility.