Recently ARRB has been busy behind the scenes widening and improving its offerings under TIPES.
Robotic and autonomous systems have the potential to fundamentally change the way the Army fights, trains and organises itself.
ARRB is working with an innovative Victorian Council, monitoring an important project which will potentially open the way for more recycled glass to be used in roads.
Experts say road agencies should focus now on upgrading road signs, traffic signals and pavement markings to successfully support the operations of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs).
Reducing road congestion and emissions have become vital considerations for the future sustainable environment.
Freight vehicle movements are the result of interactions amongst various agents in the freight market.
Managed by the Australian Road Research Board (ARRB), the National Interest Services (NIS) program funds the provision of land transport information services in the national interest of Australia, wit