Transport needs to become sustainable to meet 2050 carbon goals, and having the right infrastructure in place is a necessity to support it.

A coroner has raised concerns about the common practice among road maintenance workers to use the space between the rear axles of trucks to urinate after a man was fatally run over.

Skanska and Tarmac are trialling a new carbon-negative aggregate on a stretch of motorway as part of National Highway’s aim to reduce its carbon footprint.

Road marking contractor WJ Group has shared photos taken by its employees to attract more young people into construction.

Balfour Beatty has installed 72 concrete beams which will form the second of the M25’s new Junction 10 gyratory bridges and lifted two new gantries into place.

Newport City Council has been fined £2m after a man was killed while carrying out road repair works on 18 July 2019.

Potholes have been the scourge of local authorities for years, if not decades. Can new technology help fight this plague on our roads, asks Kristina Smith.