10 March 2014
UK announces additional funding for roads hit by severe weather
The UK Government has approved an additional £140m to revamp local roads hit by recent bad weather conditions in the country.
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10 March 2014
TxDOT deploys new technology to reduce congestion at Port Aransas ferry
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) in the US is installing new Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technology at the Port Aransas ferry crossing near Corpus Christi in order to ease congestion.
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9 March 2014
California completes two major transportation improvements along I-805
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) have announced the completion of two major transportation improvements along Interstate 805 (I-805).
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9 March 2014
Transport for London to trial intelligent pedestrian crossing technology
Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to begin the trials of smart pedestrian crossing sensors from the second quarter of this year that are aimed at making it easier...
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6 March 2014
Low bidder selected for Meridian Interchange reconstruction project
The US-based Concrete Placing Company has emerged as the apparent low bidder for the I-84, Meridian Interchange reconstruction project in US state of Idaho.
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6 March 2014
World Bank to provide $150m loan to support rural roads in Guiyang, China
The World Bank has approved a loan of $150m to China to improve rural roads network in Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou Province in southwest China.
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5 March 2014
China Merchants Group to build $1bn expressway in Sri Lanka
China Merchants Group has secured a contract to construct $1bn expressway in Sri Lanka.
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5 March 2014
UK Highway Agency seeks consultation for variable mandatory speed limits on M5 section
A planned upgrade of the M5, between junctions four-a and six, into a smart motorway has moved a step forward as the UK's Highways Agency published draft regulations to introduce...
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4 March 2014
Abu Dhabi DoT begins work on new traffic control central system
The Abu Dhabi Department of Transport (DoT) has announced the start of work on a new adaptive traffic control central system project.
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4 March 2014
Sensys Traffic secures two Middle East orders for traffic enforcement systems
Swedish traffic safety and informatics developer Sensys Traffic has secured orders to supply speed and red-light enforcement equipment for two customers in the Middle East.