Increasing Efficiency Of Earthmoving & Pavement Processes At Highways England

Zeeshan Aziz; Rana Muhammad Qasim; Emad Alfar

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Increasing Efficiency Of Earthmoving & Pavement Processes At Highways England

Zeeshan Aziz, Rana Muhammad Qasim and Emad Alfar

15/10/2017

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Earthmoving, Pavement Process

This report presents some key recommendations and suggestions for Highways England (HE) to help improve Earthworks operations by re-addressing issues like collaboration, good governance, real-time data sharing and appropriate use of innovation to achieve maximum competence. Department for Transport has decided to spend £15.2 billion on over 100 major schemes to enhance, renew and improve the network over next 5 years that will help increasing user satisfaction, smoothen traffic flow and reduce interruptions on roads. It is critical to spend this money in the most efficient manner to achieve the desired strategic outcomes over the next five years. Highways England is supposed to generate £1.2 Billion worth of savings over the 5 years plan.

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Title: Increasing Efficiency Of Earthmoving & Pavement Processes At Highways England
Creators - without role: Zeeshan Aziz - University of Salford
Rana Muhammad Qasim - University of Salford
Emad Alfar - University of Greater Manchester, School of Engineering
Identifiers: 9960251508841
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Academic Unit: School of Engineering
Language: English
Resource Type: Report

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