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TMR has reviewed its heavy vehicle access management approach for Class 1 oversize overmass heavy vehicles including low loaders, load platforms and mobile cranes. These

In an attempt to ensure that all infrastructure delivers cultural, social, economic and environmental benefits, the Burleigh to Palm Beach highway upgrade project in the

The Climate Change chapter of the Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) guidelines was recently updated in 2024. The guidance has been revised significantly based on

Infrastructure maintenance is critical for public service provision, demanding efficient resource management. The Department of Transport Main Roads (TMR) oversees around 33,412 km of state-controlled

Australia, like many countries, is grappling with the challenge of managing ageing bridge assets. More than 70% of Australian bridges are beyond 50 years of

Concrete road barriers serve as essential protective structures in road traffic to ensure the safety of vehicle occupants and to effectively redirect vehicles during and

The Tasmania Department of State Growth (TDSG) have developed and implemented an innovative Heavy Vehicle Access Management System (HVAMS) that has revolutionized heavy vehicle access

Constructability is the extent to which a project design is optimised to ensure the project can be constructed and maintained practically and efficiently, while meeting

TMR has committed to be an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable organisation that plans, delivers and manages a transport system that connects Queensland now and

The purpose of this presentation is to inform the audience about recent and upcoming pavement innovations and changes to pavement related technical documents and systems