
#331 Life Extension for Infrastructure
In the second half of the 20th Century, the world was transformed through infrastructure construction. New roads and railways, levees and power lines, delivered unprecedented

In the second half of the 20th Century, the world was transformed through infrastructure construction. New roads and railways, levees and power lines, delivered unprecedented

Ben Gibbons and his colleagues at Circular11 are developing ways to add value to hard-to-recycle light plastics. They take packaging, and turn it into a

If you were asked to name developments that are helping to make road travel more environmentally-friendly, you might think of the increasing popularity of electric

In 2024, National Highways completely closed parts of the M25, London’s orbital motorway. This blockage in the arterial system of the UK economy wasn’t a

As an engineer, it is easy to think of roads as a challenge to be solved. Many of the innovations we will discuss in this

Why should we be thinking about roads as a service, not just an engineering challenge? What does it mean for a road to be a

A new low carbon asphalt that has the ability to absorb CO2 has been used in a trial on the A30 in Devon. The asphalt

How do we assess the environmental impact of construction materials? Some materials may enjoy a reputation as natural and sustainable. Timber, quite literally, grows on

The UK’s roads are in increasing need of repair and local councils are facing a nine year long backlog of overdue road maintenance. However, with

One year after the launch of the National Highways net zero plan, National Highways has released a report outlining its progress so far. National Highways

Partner: Tarmac Grand Prix tracks around the world have to deal with the stresses and strains of Formula One cars. The engines can red-line, turning

Four road projects totalling £160 million in investment were announced on 3 June. The projects were located in Newcastle, Cornwall, Greater Manchester and Southampton and