UK technology and network services company, telent has been awarded extensions by Highways England for all three of its Regional Technology Maintenance Contracts (RTMCs).
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Research by Britain’s RAC has found more than a fifth of motorists have driven in a lane closed by the red X sign in the past year.
The Chair of the UK’s Commons all-party group investigating motorway safety, Sir Mike Penning, has said that smart motorways are puttingthe lives of recovery workers “at risk”.
Jon Masters provides an in-depth analysis of Highways England’s latest work in computer-led design and its potential to change the way we deliver the next generation of roads.
Highways England says the upgrade of the M6 in Cheshire to smart motorway will be completed by the end of March, as the fourth running lane has been opened … Read more
SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton has appeared on national BBC Radio for the second time in two days to explain technology underpinning the concept of smart motorways.
SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton has explained some of the technology behind smart motorways on a BBC Radio Five Live programme examining their safety.
A consortium led by Arup has been awarded the $47million Smart Freeways – Kwinana Northbound project in Perth, Western Australia.
A woman has died on a stretch of smart motorway on the English network near Sheffield when the car she was in broke down on the northbound carriageway and was … Read more
The poles and cabinet maker Crown International has secured a £352,000 contract with Balfour Beatty and VINCI Construction Grands Projects to supply and install Variable Height Dual Unit Enabled PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) … Read more