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By Zeev Halber, CEO of AnyWay Solutions

Hitachi is now offering special ruggedised excavators aimed at duties in the demolition market.

Major Italian road infrastructure developments are underway.

Nigerian road works are being planned.

The UK’s Stonehenge Bypass project has been approved by the Government.

The Pamplona-Cúcuta highway is playing an important role for the development of northern Colombia

A new road link is planned for Burkina Faso.

New technology is improving safety on Australian roads.

New port links are now being planned for Italy.

The original estimated cost was around €280 million for the 4km cable-stay structure when the contract was awarded by the Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet).

Bentley Systems says that its latest iTwin Platform offers additional capabilities for the use of digital twins in design, construction and operations workflows.

A key Costa Rican road project is receiving additional funding.

The last of the 12 ships delivering Peri’s formwork recently arrived at the tunnel element factory east of Rødbyhavn on Denmark’s Lolland island.

Is this a blip in road safety for Europe?

The road tunnel crossing near London would be the first major UK infrastructure project to use hydrogen to power the heavy machinery of a project’s main contractors.

Funding has been secured for a Cameroon road upgrade.

CIFA has a rich innovation history and a bright future, demonstrated by the concrete machinery specialist's strong presence at the 31st edition of SaMoTer in Verona (3-7 May 2023). Guy Woodford spoke to Marco Polastri, CIFA's sales, aftersales and marketing director, at the well-attended exhibition to hear more about the Italian company's present and future.

Concrete specialist Simem’s most recent launch is the Bison mobile batching plant. Designed with road construction in mind, the Bison range benefits from a sophisticated weighing mechanism, created over a three-year research and development programme with input from the Politecnico di Milano’s mechatronic department.

Marini, a Fayat Group company, has been busy explaining the significant sustainability gains of its asphalt plant solutions to customers and potential customers.

Norway’s Statens vegvesen will improve safety and communication systems in the Glaskar and Damsgård tunnels in Bergen.