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.
Innovative engineering software shifts roadway infrastructure planning into the fast lane, and even makes parking a breeze.
To celebrate World Tunnelling Day (4 December), create took a look at this fast-growing and vitally important sector.
Drivers slowing down to pass through a Melbourne tunnel have plagued the thoroughfare with bottlenecks. VR experimentation provided a solution.
According to Engineers Australia member Dr Brett Hughes MIEAust, traffic engineer and road safety researcher, road safety in Australia has ...
From farm life to developing freeways in Melbourne, Max Lay’s road to engineering wasn’t always a straightforward one.
The upgrading of the Outback Way, a 2700 kilometre road from Laverton in Western Australia, via Alice Springs, to Winton ...
Bypassing 21 sets of traffic lights, Sydney’s new NorthConnex tunnel is set to save commuters up to 15 minutes of ...
Digital communication technologies allowing cars to interpret their surroundings and alert drivers to potential hazards could reduce vehicle crashes by ...
Congestion taxes are a controversial way to bust congestion in cities. One engineer explains the idea and debates the merits ...
One of Western Australia’s most significant road infrastructure projects will open up a thoroughfare through Perth’s northeast suburbs.