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Innovative Crane Keeps Guided Busway Construction on Track
Saturday, 04.19.2008, 01:48pm

Constructing a guided busway on a disused railway line in Cambridge presented many unique challenges that would rule out the use of standard construction equipment. Existing railway bridges needed to be negotiated and local farmland had to be considered.

 

From Folkestone to Hong Kong - 20 Years in Worldwide Tunnelling
Saturday, 10.11.2008, 03:37pm

A tunnel that bored 40m under the sea floor, for a distance of 38 km, would undoubtedly present an epic challenge. Back in 1988, the Channel Tunnel project was to become the starting point for Bennett Associates’ journey into the world of tunnelling.

Shockwave traffic jam recreated for first time
Saturday, 03.15.2008, 06:26am
Traffic that grinds to a halt and then restarts for no apparent reason is one of the biggest causes of frustration for drivers. Now a team of Japanese researchers has recreated the phenomenon on a test-track for the first time.
Borders railway postponed
Saturday, 03.08.2008, 08:19am

The target opening date for the Borders railway project in Scotland has been put back to 2013. Construction is not now expected to begin until 2010.

Deadline Delhi
Saturday, 03.01.2008, 07:36am

A transport revolution in New Delhi has an unbreakable deadline of 3 October 2010, the start of the Commonwealth Games. Jackie Whitelaw reports from India.

Underground City To Solve Traffic Problems
Sunday, 02.03.2008, 02:58am
Civil engineering group Strukton, owned by state-owned Dutch Rail, dominates the front page of Tuesday's Telegraaf with its ambitious plans to shift much of Amsterdam's infrastructure underground.
Navman Wireless Updates Fleet Tracking Software
Tuesday, 01.29.2008, 02:40pm
Navman Wireless North America has released the next generation of its vehicle tracking and logistics software, OnlineAVL2.
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