Twenty odd years ago, when the Labour Party was in power, the Tories were accusing them of a war on motorists. Yet once the Tories were relieved
By Derval Cummins, Director-Transportation, Aecom & Martin Boran, Associate Director-Highways-Ireland, Aecom The Irish government is investing €1.8 billion in cleaner, greener transport in 2022, part
As cities around the world scramble to find greener modes of living, one European capital is already leading the way in the race for sustainability.
With over 90% of road collision on roads being due to human error, it goes without saying that safety is one of the most important
Three big trends in connectivity are set to revolutionise our roads in the next five to ten years: edge computing, 5G and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications.
A new qualification in Concrete Pavement and Construction Maintenance has been launched by National Highways and the University of Derby in a move to plug
By Vera O’Riordan, PhD Researcher in Marine and Renewable Energy, University College Cork Transport is responsible for 24% of energy-related carbon emissions worldwide. Half of those emissions
By the Re-flow team It goes without saying; workers are the backbone of any business. When it comes to the various sectors of construction, highways
By Kieran Corbally, Business Development Manager for MyCity, SWARCO Traffic The rapid wheels of urbanisation have been in motion for a long time, and while
Cambridge engineers will explore how Digital Twins, smart materials, data science and robotic monitoring can work together to develop a connected physical and digital road
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