Kymco presents electric scooter service for businesses ahead of Paris Motor Show
Taiwan-based motor scooter, motorcycle and ATV manufacturer Kymco has taken to Paris to...
Taiwan-based motor scooter, motorcycle and ATV manufacturer Kymco has taken to Paris to...
The EPE project that includes Advance Traffic Management System (ATMS) and Toll Management System (TMS), will be the first comprehensive ITS system to be implemented in the country and will improve the management, maintenance and flow of the EPE traffic.
The UK Government has decided to invest £1.4bn to build a brand new ten-mile (16km) dual carriageway to connect Caxton Gibbet roundabout near Cambourne with Black Cat roundabout.
Swedish construction and development firm Skanska has won a contract from Riverside County Transportation Commission to widen the highway State Route 60 in Riverside, California, US.
Transport Scotland has announced that the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) is to open for traffic.
Highways England has announced major changes to the ways it manages motorway upgrade projects in an attempt to improve journeys and reduce the impact of roadworks on drivers.
ViaTech is a Norwegian company with a comprehensive range of tailor-made products to measure different characteristics of pavement surfaces.
The Government of Nigeria has started the rehabilitation, reconstruction and expansion works on the Agbara-Seme Border section of Lagos-Badagry Expressway.
Two UK competitions have been launched, seeking innovative ideas to develop digital roads, connected vehicles and infrastructure, design and construction of highways.
Uttar Pradesh in India approved construction of the 600km Ganga Expressway, and Veoneer and Zenuity secured permission from the Swedish Transport Agency to start autonomous cars trails on highways. Roadtraffic-Technology.com wraps up the key news stories from January 2019.
Highways England is set to install steel barriers on the M20 in Kent to keep traffic flowing on the motorway if there is any disruption caused by a no-deal Brexit.
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