Mammoth haul of 123 girders for New Dubbo Bridge
Over the next 12 months, a total of 123 girders will each make the 400-kilometre journey from Newcastle to Dubbo for the construction of the $220.2 million New Dubbo Bridge.
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Repairs wrap up on busy Victorian freight route
Following damage caused by flooding and heavy rainfall, repairs have wrapped up along one of regional Victoria’s busiest freight routes.
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Changed traffic conditions on Hume Highway near Jugiong
Operators of OSOM vehicles are advised that changed traffic conditions will be in place between Coggans Rd and Cooneys Creek Rd on the Hume Highway from August 21 to October 11.
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New Griffith bypass to provide a key link for transport operators
Around 11.7km long, the new road provides a direct link for transport operators to access local freight networks at Kidman Way, Irrigation Way and Burley Griffin Way, while bypassing the Griffith CBD.
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Calls for upgrades to busy heavy vehicle thoroughfare
A deteriorating stretch of road in northern Victoria that sees high volumes of heavy vehicles is in desperate need of attention.
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Up to 21,000kg of recycled plastic to be used in new Victorian roads
A new project will see recycled plastics incorporated into asphalt as a performance enhancer at 10 sites across Victoria.
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New England Highway upgrades
Work will soon begin on road pavement and safety upgrades on the New England Highway near Glen Innes.
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120 driverless road trains for the West Pilbara
In a world-first, Mineral Resources (MinRes) will deploy a fleet of 120 fully autonomous triple road trains, which will each carry 330 tonnes of iron ore along a 150km route.
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Delays ahead for truckies using M1 at Mount Ousley
A series of lane closures are scheduled on the M1 Princes Motorway at Mount Ousley from later this month to repair damage caused by last year’s record rainfall.
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$25.6 million funding boost for Victoria’s ‘Black Spots’
Works to improve safety at 57 dangerous crash sites across Victoria will begin in 2023-24, with the Australian Government committing $25.6 million to address local black spots.
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