Concrete Technology and Durability in TMR – Past, Present and Future

Stormwater quality management of highway runoff is a confusing industry.  Design standards are not consistent and may be applied differently with great discretion.  This can

The Revised Class 1 Vehicle Regime Program requires implementation of centreline travel on structures for some Oversize Overmass (OSOM) vehicles to manage structure risk. To

The Bruce Highway Upgrade – Caboolture-Bribie Island Road to Steve Irwin Way project widened an 11 kilometre stretch of the Bruce Highway from four lanes

The LAARMA project was developed to mitigate safety risks posed by large animals on roads and roadsides due to: Animal Vehicle Collisions (AVCs) are associated

In the light of rising construction sustainability concerns, embodied carbon assessments are often one of the main engineering tools to identify the best “green” option.

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

Collaborative procurement is a strategy that focuses on achieving greater value by working together with suppliers to jointly plan, source and buy goods and services.

For the first time it is possible to measure driver behaviour (including acceleration, swerving and braking) on a network without installation of physical equipment or

To address the need to coordinate land use and transport planning around safe, accessible and direct walking networks, Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR)