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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Yarra awarded grant for road made from recycled tyres
A street in Melbourne's City of Yarra is set to be paved with recycled tyres, with a new technology that reduces waste and encourages tree growth.
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Warrnambool uses 60 tonnes of recycled glass in latest road works
The equivalent of 300,000 glass bottles have been used in Warrnambool City Council’s latest road works.
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NSW releases new recycled glass asphalt guidelines
NSW has released new guidelines to boost the use of asphalt containing recycled crushed glass on infrastructure projects across the state.
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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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City of Parramatta trials Reconophalt roads
City of Parramatta Council is trialling two innovative sustainable road solutions aimed at reducing waste materials.
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Recycled plastic used to resurface Melbourne streets
The City of Melbourne is using plastic previously destined for landfill to resurface five prominent city streets.
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Millions of tyres could soon be used in Australia’s roads
New national specifications for Crumbed Rubber Modified asphalt could see millions of waste tyres being used in Australia’s roads.
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