Unlocking Early Contractor Involvement in Transport Infrastructure: Insights for Future Success

Queensland Department of Transport and Main Road (TMR) has taken numerous proactive steps to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers by installing and monitoring

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

WBJV (WSP and BG&E joint venture) are the designers for the Stage 1 North Section of the Coomera Connector, which runs between Shipper Drive and

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.

This is a case study that highlights the exemplary collaboration and successful outcomes achieved in the Crystalbrook Road Project (CN-18499) located in Proserpine, completed in

The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) has the largest amount of foamed bitumen stabilised pavements in Australia. Since 1997, nearly 1000km of existing

Bitumen sprayers in Australia are designed to apply a satisfactory transverse distribution of binder across the pavement from a series of nozzles. These sprayers are

The frequency of natural disasters worldwide has increased over the last century, with theAsian Pacific region experiencing the highest relative number of natural disasters (GlobalNatural

When upgrading highways, flood estimations typically concentrate on providing a defined maximum probability of flooding (flood immunity) and times of closure at specific crossings (bridges,