DOT earmarks $1.73B in BUILD grants

The 2026 awards, which are funded by the IIJA, included $1.3 billion for roads and bridges, $169.9 million for transit and $136.8 million for ports.

Pothole callouts five times higher than last year – why are our roads getting worse?

In February, the RAC recorded an average of 225 pothole-related breakdown reports every single day – more than five times the daily average of 43 across the whole of 2025. The post Pothole callouts five times higher than last year – why are our roads getting worse? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Winvic picked for Guildford roads

Winvic has been awarded a contract to deliver highway works for Weyside Urban Village by Guildford Borough Council.

Herefordshire unveils £95m highways framework line-up

Griffiths and Octavius among winners on £100m county roads deal

Amazon plans $10B Missouri data center campus

In addition to the construction of the facility, the tech giant will improve nearby roads and water infrastructure in the state.

The B1M - New York's Most Hated Highway is Falling Apart 07122022

The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is crumbling. Fixing this highway underlines the essential nature of construction and creates an opportunity to think more imaginatively about how this industry can reshape our world for the better

Tom Scott - Point Zero: Where All Roads Start, 21032014

At the front of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris sits a mostly-ignored marker called Point Zero. Point Zero is the place from which all distances in France were measured from.

New Civil Engineer - Future of Roads, 29072021 and 05082021

Attached are two articles from the NCE about the Future of Roads: - How is the current approach to decarbonising UK roads taking into account the challenges of today and the future? - A successful motorway trial confirms the status of Tarmac’s waste tyre rubber modified thin surfacing as a pointer to the future of asphalt layers

MOXY: The Voice of Women in Infrastructure

MOXY is an online magazine platform targeting millions of women working in infrastructure from highways to alternative energy to broadband and public parks. The first publisher to curate multilingual content at this scale, MOXY empowers all women to have a bigger role in industries that offer rewarding, well-paying careers. In addition to featuring women at the helm of infrastructure projects and initiatives, the platform tackles leadership development, mental health, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, immigration, sexual harassment, and diversity — all as they relate to women who are navigating historically male-dominated interview processes, jobs sites, and board rooms. Who is speaking to the women, not just as a novelty within these industries but as players in them? Enter MOXY.