Michigan truck owner reports the ‘Lightning’ is just as powerful and dependable as his gas-powered pickup

The new 3D scanner creates photorealistic, accurate digital twins in 20 seconds

Studies show contractors are no different from other consumers when it comes appreciating the benefits of online shopping... do you agree?

The platform launched this month and has more than 350 video lessons that go over industry basics, safety, roles and responsibilities, and tips and tricks, among other topics

Here’s why a dedicated trencher is the right tool for the job in pipeline applications, providing better results than an excavator can

Disputes cost the industry millions every year, putting ill-prepared contractors out of business, but with the right tools you can steer clear of mistakes and misunderstandings 

Public sector construction management professionals stand to achieve greater efficiencies in their projects by moving beyond traditional procurement methods

The days of paper checklists and scribbled notes are over, smartphones have the power to revolutionize daily walkarounds

The lighter, more compact design aims to achieve optimal performance and ease of operation in asphalt and concrete milling applications

Here’s how standard trencher attachments and microtrenching tools widen the scope of possibilities for your ride-on trencher fleet

An annual ranking of the world’s top construction equipment manufacturers has revealed 2021 sales for the top 50 reached a record high of $232.7 billion 

Here’s an explanation for why ‘better information management’ has the power to greatly improve processes and productivity for all stakeholders involved in a project

A study by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) suggests construction firms will look to electrification to meet regulatory and social pressures, and reduce costs

Patent-pending eRegulatory eliminates paper tickets and automatically captures and saves essential data to be shared with stakeholders

LINXS Constructors has finished the $4.9-billion Automated People Mover portion of a 30-year project aiming to modernize one of the world’s busiest airports

When Kiewit Infrastructure Co. faced challenges on a project for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority in Washington, D.C., they needed to get creative

From California to New York City, U.S. is building big things, including high-speed rail, subway system expansions and even Tesla-driven tunnels in Las Vegas