Roads
Owens Corning successfully manufactures shingles from extracted asphalt
Asphalt was extracted from waste shingles at an Indiana-based shingle recycling pilot plant.
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Edward C. Levy recycles 1M tons of asphalt in 2024
Michigan-based firm says it recycled 1 million tons of asphalt last year, making 8 million tons of total materials recycled in 2024.
Hyster-Yale commits to US production
Forklift producer says it intends to fulfill materials and assembly obligations tied to the federal Build America, Buy America Act.
California county adds Volvo electric compactor to fleet
Volvo DD25 Electric compactor will be used for road construction projects.
New York announces $100M for weather-related road construction projects
Crews will repave a total of 551 lane miles of state highways in every region of the state to revitalize infrastructure impacted by extreme weather.
Mazza Recycling acquires New Jersey hauling firm
Multimaterials recycling firm Mazza Recycling has acquired Bull Waste and Recycling, which offers commercial, industrial and C&D container placement and pickup.
Tire recycling end markets active in 2023, USTMA says
Tiremakers association says end markets consumed almost 80 percent of end-of-life tires generated in 2023.
More than $4.2B in projects identified by US DOT
Spending by the Transportation Department is tied to highway and bridge projects and work in the rail and port systems.
Ohio plans ballot measure on infrastructure spending
Two legislators are preparing language for a ballot measure that would enable $250 million in annual infrastructure project funding.
Construction sector seeks workers while attempting to boost safety record
Trade groups would like to see more young people enter the construction industry, but safety concerns may present a hurdle.
Utah Department of Transportation recycles concrete on Bangerter Highway
Crews have been working for five months to recycle material on site at the Bangerter 4700 South project.
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