31 July 2014
Automated licence plate technology will make New Zealand roads safer
New Zealand police are expanding their use of automated technology to arrest criminals and make roads safer for citizens.
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31 July 2014
Cubic (ITMS) wins $85m contract to improve London traffic
A subsidiary of US-based Cubic Transportation Systems, Cubic (ITMS), has won an $85m contract with Transport for London (TfL) to ensure the smooth flow of traffic in a vital area...
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31 July 2014
US proposes new passenger safety standards for large buses
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has proposed structural design changes to motorcoaches to ensure passenger safety during accidents.
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30 July 2014
Driverless cars to hit UK roads in January
The UK will soon see driverless cars on public roads from January 2015, according to business secretary Vince Cable.
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29 July 2014
Wyoming Transportation Commission awards $35.5m contracts for seven road projects
The Wyoming Transportation Commission has awarded $35.5m worth of contracts for seven highway projects in Wyoming, US.
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28 July 2014
OPIC ventures into new road project in Nigeria
The Ogun State Property and Investment (OPIC) has ventured into a massive road project at the Agbara estate in Nigeria.
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27 July 2014
Shikun & Binui-Grodco wins road construction bid in Colombia
Colombian-Israeli consortium Shikun & Binui-Grodco has won a build-operate-transfer road construction bid in Colombia.
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27 July 2014
IXAS Zuid-Oost chosen as preferred bidder to rebuild A9 motorway in Netherlands
The IXAS Zuid-Oost consortium has been chosen as the preferred bidder for the public-private partnership project to rebuild the A9 motorway in the Netherlands.
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24 July 2014
Strabag consortium wins €130m expressway contract in Poland
A consortium of two Strabag subsidiaries has secured a contract worth about €130m for the construction of the S7 expressway in the east of Kraków, Poland.
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24 July 2014
IBM launches new road safety application
American multinational technology and consulting company IBM has launched a new road safety application for mobile devices.