The Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) is currently working on a project researching the use of recycled glass in high friction surface treatment, to increase road safety in crash blackspots and high-risk locations.
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Unlocking the value of waste
WMR explores the appetite, barriers and opportunities for boosting the use of recycled content material in infrastructure projects.
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Crumb rubber trial wins at National Transport Research Awards
A trial testing the use of crumb rubber asphalt has won this year's Sustainable Transport Infrastructure Award.
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Paving our recycled future: ARRB
The roads industry can contribute to the circular economy by creating sustainable roads, writes ARRB's Melissa Lyons.
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Construction sector to prioritise recycled
Recycled First aims to bring a unified approach to the application of recycled materials on road infrastructure projects.
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ARRB details support for Victoria’s Recycled First program
ARRB is committed to supporting the Vic Govt's push to boost the amount of recycled materials used in major construction projects.
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TSA and ARRB trial crumb rubber asphalt on busy Melbourne road
Crumb rubber asphalt is being laid on a busy Melbourne road as part of a new trial funded by TSA and ARRB.
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Sustainable pavements: ARRB
Margaret Brownjohn from ARRB takes a look at lifecycle assessment and promoting the uptake of recycling materials in roads.
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ARRB awarded Sustainability Victoria grant
ARRB has been awarded a $200,000 Sustainability Victoria grant to trial recycled crushed glass asphalt on local roads.
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TSA and ARRB trial crumb rubber asphalt
The Tyre Stewardship Australia and ARRB trial aims to increase the use of crumb rubber in metropolitan roads.
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