Four different crumb rubber asphalt mixes have been laid for a trial on a 1.4 kilometre stretch of road in Melbourne's south east.
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More rubber to hit roads
The first large-scale crumb rubber asphalt trial is in the works on an arterial road in Melbourne. If successful, it could allow the specification for use of recycled crumb rubber in asphalt applications.
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Old rubber hits the road
Logan City Council has teamed with tyre industry group, Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA), to trial a new eco-friendly road surface.
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Puma Energy’s first public trial of new crumb rubber binder OLEXOCRUM
Puma Energy’s bitumen business has announced its first, successful demonstration of the new OLEXOCRUMB, a crumb rubber binder on a public road.
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Tyres from the Australian environment
With a ban on the export of whole baled tyres expected next year, the tyre recycling sector is increasing its capacity to recycle, reuse, convert and recover more of Australia’s waste tyres.
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SA councils take part in crumb rubber trial
At least six South Australian councils have agreed to take part in a trial using crumb rubber derived from end-of-life truck tyres.
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TyreStock win sustainability awards
Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA) has congratulated Queensland online tyre retailer, TyreStock, for winning a highly respected business award.
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Pavement direction into the future
Road Maintenance is creating a small blending plant to easily incorporate crumb rubber into asphalt binders as it looks to the future of asphalt paving.
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Tapping into road maker needs
Tyrecycle explores how the road construction and maintenance sector is building stronger and sustainable roads as demand for Australian crumb rubber increases.
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TSA and ARRB trial crumb rubber asphalt
A crumb rubber asphalt trial will soon begin in Melbourne, with funding from Tyre Stewardship Australia and the Australian Road Research Board.
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