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£200 million UK road junction project

1 month ago | worldhighways.com | MJ Woof

Work will go ahead for the £200 million A47/A11 Thickthorn Junction scheme for Norwich in the UK. The long-delayed project has been approved by the UK Government and will help to speed journeys and cut congestion and travel times for drivers in Norfolk. According to the Department for Transport (DfT), drivers on the eastbound A11 to A47 will save 3-4 minutes off journeys in the morning and afternoon travel peaks.
Bentley Systems is open to award nominations

1 month ago | worldhighways.com | MJ Woof

Bentley Systems has opened nominations for its 2025 Going Digital Awards. This global programme recognises the very best digital advancements in infrastructure delivery and performance. Independent jurors select the winners from among the world’s most extraordinary infrastructure projects. The deadline for nominations is March 31, 2025. Celebrating over 20 years, the awards program has recognised more than 5,250 of the world's most outstanding infrastructure projects.
$152 million SC interchange project for Webuild

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | MJ Woof

Webuild’s US subsidiary Lane Construction is carrying is carrying out a $152 million package of works in South Carolina (SC) that will redevelop a major highway interchange. The firm was awarded the contract in late 2024 by South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and is now working on the project to redevelop the key interchange on the I-77. The project will provide direct access to the planned manufacturing facility that will produce electric vehicles and employ up to 4,000 people.
Pakistan SIFC eyes Azerbaijan investment

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | David Arminas

Pakistan’s Special Investment Facilitation Council is in talks with Azerbaijan for potential investment into Pakistan amounting to around US$2 billion, according to local media. A proposed investment framework would focus on three core areas. These are infrastructure development with emphasis on motorway projects, energy sector collaboration for both traditional and renewable sources and, finally, privatisation prospects in Pakistan's state-owned enterprises.
Contracts for $1.9 billion Francis Scott Key bridge

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | MJ Woof

Contracts have been awarded for the Francis Scott Key Bridge replacement project by the Maryland Transportation Authority (MTDA). The new cable-stayed bridge will cost up to $1.9 billion and measure around 3.2km in total, providing a safer crossing for drivers than the earlier bridge spanning the Patapsco River.
Philippine Biliran Bridge repairs start

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | David Arminas

Repairs to the Biliran Bridge have started after structural defects found late last year limited loads to five tonnes. The nearly US$500,000 project involves the replacement of corroded bolts, steel members and steel plates, damaged expansion joints and replacement of other damaged major bridge components. Repair work is expected to be completed by June. The 150m-long Biliran Bridge, which connects the islands of Biliran and Leyte, was opened in 1975.
TANROADS wins iRAP Gary Liddle Trophy

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | David Arminas

Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) was the winner of iRAP’s 2024 Gary Liddle Memorial Trophy, presented in Marrakech, Morocco. The iRAP Trophy honours the lifelong public-sector and transport contribution of the charity’s former chairman Gary Liddle who passed away in 2023. The winner’s trophy is presented to the world’s best performing road authority when it comes to eliminating high-risk roads.
Flatcar bridges for North Carolina

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | David Arminas

North Carolina Department of Transportation is installing retired railroad flatcars as temporary bridges to replace bridges that were damaged by Hurricane Helene last September. The bridges are being supplied and installed by Innovative Bridge Company, based in Petal, a small city of around 11,000 in the state of Mississippi. IBC has so far installed more than 40 railcar bridges in seven counties, according to local media reports.
IDB, iRAP extend Latin America work

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | David Arminas

Eliminating high-risk roads is the focus of a new five-year extension to an agreement between Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP). The agreement was signed by Greg Smith, iRAP’s acting chief executive, and Esteban Diez Roux, operation senior advisor at the IDB. The five-year deal brings the organisations’ joint partnership for safer roads in Latin America and the Caribbean to 10 years.
$202 million for roads in North Nigeria

2 months ago | worldhighways.com | MJ Woof

$202 million is being spent on roadworks in North Nigeria. By MJ Woof February 21, 2025 Read time: 1 min Road improvements works are being carried out in Nigeria’s northern Jigawa State – image courtesy of © Ibrahim Kabir| Dreamstime.com