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All week, we're dedicated to bringing you comprehensive insights into 'all things paving,' from groundbreaking equipment to critical safety strategies.
- Mike Lacey, Editor
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Noisy and busy jobsite conditions are even more dangerous if distracted drivers are disregarding hazard signs and blockades.
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Kevin Garrahan provides an overview of the role of Life Cycle Assessments and Environmental Product Declarations in the construction aggregates industry.
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The push for using recycled asphalt and concrete is gaining momentum as the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) joins nine other influential organizations representing civil infrastructure leaders, builders, suppliers, and engineers, united behind the goal of increasing the use of Recycled Crushed Aggregates (RCA) in public infrastructure projects across Ontario.
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In Ontario, less than seven per cent RCA is used in road building, tunnel and groundwork construction, according to the Toronto and Area Road Builders Association (TARBA).
TARBA is pushing for 20 per cent of RCA to be used in public infrastructure projects.
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Safe, stable roads and highways are a vital part of Canada’s infrastructure. They provide critical routes for daily commutes and quick and efficient corridors for truckers to haul goods across the country. The market size of the road and construction industry across the country, measured by revenue, was $15.4 billion in 2024, supporting 2,480 businesses employing 44,372 workers, according to IBIS World. And, between 2025 and 2030, the market size of roads, airport runways and highways is expected to grow, largely because the population has risen, requiring new thoroughfares, the organization reports.
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Vögele premiered its VR 500 screed for the eight-foot class pavers at this year’s World of Asphalt event in St. Louis, Missouri. The new VR 500 is equipped with extending units that can be sloped by up to 10 per cent and is tailored to the paving requirements of the North American market.
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TrafFix Devices, a manufacturer and supplier of traffic control devices and crash attenuation products, releases the Urbanite Pedestrian Wall, a next-generation solution engineered to meet today’s most pressing safety and crowd management needs. Combining lightweight construction with rugged durability, the Urbanite is designed to streamline setup and protection in pedestrian zones, events, and construction sites. The Urbanite is 23 pounds and can be easily lifted, deployed, and repositioned without machinery, enabling rapid response and reconfiguration, states TrafFix. The wall features a double-walled, non-flexible design that enhances structural integrity and long-term performance. Made from high-density, UV-stabilized polyethylene, it resists fading and ...
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Dynapac used this year’s World of Asphalt to introduce the CP28 Pneumatic Tire Roller to the North American market.
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Highways, airport runways, and even railroad lines all have one thing in common: concrete. Wirtgen has been offering machines for inset slipform paving of these extremely resilient and hardwearing concrete roads and airport runways and the production of monolithic concrete profiles for over 35 years.
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February 11, 2026 | 6900 Airport Road Mississauga, ON L4V 1E8
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March 3, 2026 | 3150 Paradise Rd · Las Vegas · NV · 89109
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April 23, 2026 | 6900 Airport Rd, Mississauga, ON L4V 1E8
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