Recent and upcoming Pavement Technology updates for TMR

RoadTek has been progressively deploying a new technology referred to as “Autonomous Defect Logging” across the state’s Operational areas between August 2023 and March 2024.

The Collaborative Project aims to embed ‘collaboration as standard’ by developing and implementing a collaborative procurement and delivery model.  The project, overseen by a joint

Motorways are critical infrastructures for efficient transportation, but long queues pose safety andproductivity challenges. Traffic management agencies like the Queensland Department of Transportand Main Roads

The Victoria Bridge has been a key crossing of the Brisbane River for public transport, private vehicles and pedestrians/cyclists since its opening in 1969. As

Approximately 10.0 km of motorway concrete pavements (two lane carriageway each side) between Varsity Lakes and Tugun have reached the end of the design life

There is a state government mandate to reach digital by default by 2032.  Digital by default means moving from paper-based data to data in digital

This presentation will provide an update on the Department of Transport and Main Road’s review of technical publications on physically separated cycling infrastructure. Currently under

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