Infographic: Behind the scenes of the Bruce Highway upgrade project
Find out how engineers built 10 bridges in three years as part of the ambitious Edmonton to Gordonvale road infrastructure ...
Tag: road infrastructure
Chartered engineer in the spotlight: Greg Steele
Listening and learning has helped Chartered engineer Greg Steele bridge differences between states, cultures and countries to develop global best ...
How challenging the brief improved this level crossing removal project
Sustainability and community consultation were at the core of the Gap Road rail crossing project in Melbourne’s bustling north-west.
New approach to flood management in the Hawkesbury region
A flood evacuation and road resilience program is inspiring engineers to take a new approach to sustainability solutions.
Driving deeper insights on planning and logistics from advanced simulation tools
Innovative engineering software shifts roadway infrastructure planning into the fast lane, and even makes parking a breeze.
Why tunnel boring is more exciting than you think
To celebrate World Tunnelling Day (4 December), create took a look at this fast-growing and vitally important sector.
Using virtual reality to ease congestion in a notoriously traffic-heavy tunnel
Drivers slowing down to pass through a Melbourne tunnel have plagued the thoroughfare with bottlenecks. VR experimentation provided a solution.
Why Australia needs to engineer better road safety strategies
According to Engineers Australia member Dr Brett Hughes MIEAust, traffic engineer and road safety researcher, road safety in Australia has ...
The 84-year-old engineer behind some of Victoria’s major roads
From farm life to developing freeways in Melbourne, Max Lay’s road to engineering wasn’t always a straightforward one.
Upgrading the Outback Way, Australia’s longest shortcut
The upgrading of the Outback Way, a 2700 kilometre road from Laverton in Western Australia, via Alice Springs, to Winton ...
