RA members Altus and Downer have signed a new strategic partnership that highlights the growing importance of effective traffic management as the nation delivers a record transport infrastructure pipeline. The new deal sees Altus acquire the Downer Traffic Management Business. …
RA is pleased to note that the report of the House of Representatives Inquiry into procurement practices for government-funded infrastructure supports a number of recommendations we put forward in our own submission. These include: improving workforce culture to attract and …
Drivers are being reminded to avoid complacency behind the wheel as the nation prepares for busy travel periods during school holidays and Easter. In Victoria, the Transport Accident Commission has launched a new campaign which highlights concentration lapses that people …
Federal Parliament’s Joint Select Committee on Road Safety has released the final report for its inquiry into road safety, Driving Reform. RA provided a submission to the inquiry and also gave evidence at one of its public hearings in October …
An alliance of RA members has been selected as the preferred contractor to deliver a key project within the Victorian Government’s Regional Rail Revival program. The Djilang Alliance – comprising McConnell Dowell, Downer, Arup and WSP Australia – will work …
RA member SICE has extended its partnership with Transport for NSW and will upgrade its current SIDERA Operations Management and Control System (OMCS) at the St Helena Tunnel in Byron Bay. The project is now underway and will be finalised …
Roads Australia (RA) says the new Infrastructure Australia report, “Regional Strengths and Infrastructure Gaps”, reflects the particular infrastructure needs of regional Australia that are necessary to meet their community and economic needs. “The report unsurprisingly finds that transport is an …
Roads Australia has welcomed today’s infrastructure announcement by the Commonwealth and recommended the half billion-dollar road safety funding injection be targeted toward ‘low cost, high return’ maintenance treatments to some of regional Australia’s most dangerous roads.
Roads Australia is backing calls for Queensland road users to slowdown and stick to the rules in the face of a spike in fatalities.
Roads Australia is particularly pleased to see road maintenance and infrastructure resilience given enhanced recognition in this year’s updated Infrastructure Priority List, released today by Infrastructure Australia.