Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) has appointed CH2M to provide Highway Programme Project Delivery Support Services, PennDOT will distribute $466.2m in liquid fuels payments for the certified municipalities....
Highways England is set to start work on the new £192m Knutsford to Bowdon dual carriageway, and New Zealand Transport Agency has released a proposal for construct a new road...
WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff has partnered with the University of Melbourne to create the first multimodal connected transport laboratory, and TfL has awarded contracts worth £500m for construction of complex...
Turkey’s Osman Gazi Bridge has been opened to the public, and Pakistan Government has sanctioned $214m for National Highway Authority. Roadtraffic-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from 2016.
Tire company Goodyear has launched a new pan-European business called Goodyear Proactive Solutions, and the governments of Canada and British Columbia will invest C$24m ($17.9m) for expanding 3.4km stretch of...
Ford Motor Company developed a new Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection system, and USDDOT and NSC to start a new programme called the Road to Zero Coalition. Roadtraffic-technology.com wraps up...
CH2M secured a contract from the General Directorate for National Roads and Highways in Poland, and Transport for London has confirmed with the intent of building a new North-South Cycle...
Indra and SICE become part of a public-private partnership that will execute various traffic management projects in Algeria, and a road improvement scheme worth £13.3m in North Lincolnshire has secured...
Turkey’s Osman Gazi Bridge has been opened to the public, Spanish infrastructure company Indra has developed the world's largest toll system, and US Army and MDOT jointly tested the connected...
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will pilot two new technologies later this year, and Highways England deployed a new dynamic display system (DDS) at the East Regional Control Centre....
