26 April 2015
Costa Rica places wildlife crossing signs on roads to reduce deaths
Costa Rica's Public Works and Transport Ministry (MOPT) has started placing crossing signs on the roads in a bid to reduce wildlife fatalities.
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26 April 2015
Study says driverless cabs may ease traffic congestion in major cities
A new study by Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Transportation has revealed that driverless cabs could ease traffic congestion in major cities.
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23 April 2015
Walnut Creek in California introduces interactive traffic technology for drivers
The city of Walnut Creek in California, US, has introduced a new traffic technology application, which has been designed to help distracted drivers.
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23 April 2015
Garmin unveils portable navigation device to assist drivers on roads
US-based navigation and communication devices manufacturer Garmin International has unveiled a portable navigation device (PND) for drivers.
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22 April 2015
Siemens’ new traffic technology makes road crossing easier
Siemens has introduced a new traffic solution that provides pedestrian countdown at traffic signals (PCaTS).
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22 April 2015
Mopar initiates new programme to teach safe driving techniques for teens in Detroit, US
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) service, parts and customer-care brand Mopar has initiated a 'Mopar Road Ready' driving programme, which has been designed to teach safe and defensive driving techniques to...
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21 April 2015
Australia’s Bruce Highway to undergo upgrade
The Bruce Highway at Yellow Gin Creek south of Ayr, Australia, is set for an upgrade following the receipt of approval of $33m in government funding to build a new...
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21 April 2015
PCYC Queensland and Australia Pacific LNG partner for new road safety initiative for young drivers
PCYC Queensland has joined forces with Australia Pacific LNG on a new road safety initiative for young drivers throughout Darling Downs and Surat Basin.
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20 April 2015
Study reveals dehydrated drivers commit same mistakes as drunk drivers
A new research conducted by Loughborough University in the UK reveals that mildly dehydrated drivers make the same number of mistakes as drunk drivers.
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20 April 2015
Veidekke Entreprenør wins $92m road contract in Norway
Veidekke Entreprenør has secured a NKr727m ($92.5m) contract to build the first section of the E134 Damåsen - Saggrenda project near Kongsberg in Buskerud county, Norway.