The methods we deployed can extend the service life over 25 years and shorten the construction time significantly
Our solution saved taxpayers more than $30 million compared to a traditional approach, saved time, and caused less inconvenience to the traveling public.
“The breakthrough techniques developed for the GYE have resulted in an expressway of the highest quality in the world with a low impact on the regional ecology."
The Jakarta, Indonesia JORR W2 Toll Road project is the result of research and development of a novel and unique reacted and activated rubber dry powder (RARX) consisting of chemically prepared granulates of scrap tire crumb rubber.
Farinoush Sharifi, a Ph.D. student in Transportation Engineering at Texas A&M University, recounts her recent experience with the IRF Road Scholar Program, an annual leadership & orientation program to prepare transportation students for future leadership positions within the industry.
With Atlanta’s traffic congestion among the worst in the United States, the Georgia DOT implemented the State’s first two Reversible Express Lanes Projects on the I-75 South Metro and Northwest Corridor roadways. In 2019, the project scooped IRF’s prestigious Global Road Achievement Award in the ITS & Smart Mobility Category.
The International Road Federation (IRF) has announced the winners of the 2019 IRF Global Road Achievement Awards, a global competition to recognize outstanding achievement by road professionals.
GRAA Winner Profile: iVSES is Korea’s first variable speed enforcement system in Korea that can legally limit the speed of traffic according to weather conditions.
