From Monday 23rd of November motorists using Sydneys M4 will experience the route as a smart motorway, as part of a month long trial.
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Research reveals ‘talking’ cars could save lives on the road
Research has found digital communication technologies that allow cars to intelligently interpret surroundings and warn of hazards could reduce vehicle crashes by 78 per cent.
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Automation from the ground up with InEight
In anticipation of autonomous vehicle technology, smart highways are being built to improve the driver experience and asset management. InEight’s Rob Bryant explains why this technology of tomorrow should be a staple in construction now.
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Smart technology to underpin NSW buildings and infrastructure
The NSW Government is implementing a Smart Places Strategy and Smart Infrastructure Policy which will see sensors and technology built into its cities.
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Getting the basics right with ARRB
It’s critical for our connected and automated transport future that the roads and transport industry get the basics right now, writes Mike Shackleton, Australian Road Research Board Chief Research Officer.
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Sydney motorway trials smart technology
A range of intelligent transport systems will be trialled on Sydney's M4 Motorway from 14 August.
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SA water main breaks up 19.7 per cent in 2018
After hot and dry weather and erratic seasonal changes, the SA Water network's main breaks and leaks rose nearly 20 per cent last year.
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Hitachi signs MoU with NSW Government
According to Hitachi, the memorandum of understanding is aimed at illustrating its commitment to collaborate with the state on the Western Parkland City and Western Sydney Aerotropolis developments.
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Contract won to deliver Perth’s first smart freeway
Main Roads Western Australia has awarded the tender to construct an extra northbound lane on Perth’s Kwinana Freeway using smart technology.
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Piecing together the parking puzzle
Parking is a vital piece of public infrastructure, but is it being managed properly? Roads & Infrastructure Magazine speaks to Elizabeth Taylor from RMIT, who reveals some ways Australian parking infrastructure can perform better.
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