The European Union Road Federation (ERF) recently held a road safety workshop in Malta*
Infrastructure Malta is entrusted with handling Malta’s recently announced – and unprecedented - road investment of more than €700 million over the next seven years. The government is also tapping into several European Union funds to support its own investment.
Projects include construction of the Marsa Junction Project, a new seven-flyover, multi-level intersection to improve the efficiency of the country’s most imp
Marini, a Fayat Group company, has been busy explaining the significant sustainability gains of its asphalt plant solutions to customers and potential customers.
The Samuel De Champlain Bridge Corridor in Montreal, Canada is a complex project which includes one of the largest bridge projects in North America, the $4.2 billion signature cable-stayed Samuel De Champlain Bridge, as well as a new Île-des-Soeurs Bridge, reconstruction and widening of the federal portion of Autoroute 15, a 2,044m west approach, and a 762m east approach.
The planning of strategic highways in England is locked into a two-tier mentality that is not good for the economy or for society. It is time to change.
That is the message that David Quarmby, former chair of the RAC Foundation and head of RJRF’s Major Roads for the Future study, will be bringing to Highways UK, the landmark new roads conference at ExCel, London, 25th-26th November.
In his keynote address Quarmby will argue that while welcome new funds, a new planning regime and a new arm’s length ro
