roads
Coverage of roads in the Nexus archive.
- Severe storms hit Chesterfield homes, roadways particularly hard
Severe storms hit Chesterfield County particularly hard late Sunday night. These severe weather events included lightning strikes that sparked house fires and resulted in several roads closing.
- How Israel is making southern Lebanon ‘unliveable’
According to the article, Israeli forces have systematically destroyed homes, roads, farmland, and forests. This destructive activity has been reported despite an existing ceasefire with Hizbollah.
- Roads, water and telecom towers can beat the AI hype. This fund manager flags the infrastructure stocks to buy now.
Bertrand Cliquet, a portfolio manager at Lazard, suggests that infrastructure companies are an attractive investment opportunity. He noted that physical assets such as roads, water, and telecom towers may hold greater value than the recent focus on artificial intelligence.
- Canada’s PSP Is Said to Mull $1.5 Billion Sale of Roads in India
The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP) is reportedly exploring options regarding its roads investment located in India. These potential options include considering a sale of the assets.
- Ghent in Norfolk hit hard by flooded roads and abandoned cars
Residents in the Stockley Gardens area of Ghent, Norfolk, experienced severe flooding that made roads impassable and caused cars to be abandoned. The area is known for flooding, but Tuesday's event was particularly severe.
- PM’s visit: Roads in parts of Mysuru to be out of bounds
Roads in parts of Mysuru will be out of bounds due to the Prime Minister's visit. The closure is linked to the PM's visit but no further details are provided.
- Hanoi’s residents endure upheavals as it transforms itself to match Vietnam’s economic ambitions
Hanoi is undergoing its largest transformation in a century with billions invested in new roads, urban districts, and flood-control systems to align with Vietnam's economic ambitions. Residents are experiencing upheavals as the city reshapes its infrastructure.
- Who pays when overheated roads melt and rails buckle?
Heatwaves cause lasting and costly damage to infrastructure such as roads and rails, with increasing frequency and intensity. They also lead to health risks, including deaths among those without air conditioning, and ignite severe forest fires.
- Karnataka issues guidelines to regulate pigeon feeding in public places
Karnataka has issued guidelines to regulate pigeon feeding in public places. Feeding is permitted only between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. in designated areas, and is prohibited on footpaths, roads, and other public or private places outside these areas.
- Growth should pay for growth, Clarksville mayor says
Clarksville's mayor emphasizes that the city's growth should fund necessary infrastructure and services. Local leaders are considering how to pay for roads, schools, and city services as thousands of new residents move in.
- Amaravati emerging as liveable city, education hub, say Ministers after review
Ministers P. Narayana, Gottipati Ravi Kumar, and Dola Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy reviewed progress on infrastructure projects in Amaravati, including roads, government buildings, residential quarters for officers, and MLA/MLC accommodations. They described the city as emerging as a liveable and education hub.
- Can Clarksville's roads handle Costco?
A proposed Costco in Clarksville has residents excited about new shopping opportunities, but local leaders are focused on whether the town's roads can handle the potential traffic and demand.
- Evening showers leave Hyderabad roads waterlogged, commuters face traffic snarls
Evening showers in Hyderabad caused roads to become waterlogged, leading to traffic congestion for commuters. The weather event disrupted transportation and created challenges for city travel.
- Flash flooding impacting roads in Garfield County
Flash flooding is impacting roads in Garfield County, prompting deputies to respond. The situation involves multiple roads being affected by sudden flooding.
- Heavy rains keep drenching South Texas, tornado reported in San Antonio
Heavy rains and slow-moving storms continued to drench South Texas, causing a tornado in San Antonio. The storms washed out roads and farmland and prompted dozens of high-water rescues in the region.
- ₹30,000 crore rural infrastructure boost: Odisha to build 50,000 km roads ahead of polls
Odisha is investing ₹30,000 crore in rural infrastructure over the next five years, including the construction of 50,000 km of roads and 3837 bridges with ₹11,000 crore allocated. The initiative aims to boost rural development ahead of upcoming elections.
- Candidate Q&A: Maui County Mayor – P. Denise La Costa
P. Denise La Costa, a candidate for Maui County Mayor, emphasizes the need for investments in roads, parks, beaches, public safety, and infrastructure for communities affected by tourism.
- Ex-forest officials, conservationists challenge functioning of India’s apex Wildlife Board in Delhi HC
Ex-forest officials and conservationists have petitioned the Delhi High Court, challenging the functioning of India's National Board for Wildlife and its Standing Committee. They allege the board has become a 'clearing house' for diverting protected areas to non-conservation projects like roads, mining, and industry.
- As climate change damages streets and highways, the road ahead may be expensive
Climate change is causing more intense heat waves that are damaging roads and highways. The article questions whether the nation's roads can withstand a warmer, wetter future.
- Dangote eyes expansion into Tanzania
Aliko Dangote plans to invest in Tanzania's ports, power, and roads as part of his expansion strategy. He met with Tanzania’s president to discuss mutually beneficial sectors, with formal talks to finalize a deal. Dangote’s existing projects include an oil refinery in Nigeria and a planned second plant in Kenya.
- Labour defence boost 'unravelling', warns Kemi Badenoch - as 'unfunded' plan leaves new hospitals and roads in the firing line for cuts
Kemi Badenoch warns that Labour's defence boost is 'unravelling' due to an 'unfunded' plan, which could result in cuts to new hospitals and roads. The warning highlights concerns about the financial viability of the proposed infrastructure and healthcare projects.
- Citizens demand better roads, healthcare, electricity at Akwa Ibom LGAs town halls
Citizens in four Akwa Ibom local governments demanded improved public services, including roads, healthcare, and electricity, during town hall meetings. The gatherings highlighted governance deficits and years of neglected infrastructure.
- Puff, puff, pave? As hemp ban takes effect, lawmakers renew push for pot tax to repair roads
As a hemp ban takes effect, lawmakers are pushing for a pot tax to fund road repairs. Republican lawmakers stated the changes are necessary to better regulate the industry.
- Minister B.C. Janardhan Reddy tours Banaganapalle, reviews roads, drainage and schools
Minister B.C. Janardhan Reddy toured his home constituency of Banaganapalle, inspecting roads, drainage, and schools. He directed officials to address sanitation issues in Santha Peta.
- Killian residents to decide on 1% sales tax for town funding June 27
Residents of the Town of Killian will vote on June 27 to approve a 1% sales tax for a decade, effective October 1, 2026, to fund police, fire, infrastructure, and other town services.
- Arunachal rights panel seeks better infrastructure in Chakma-Hajong settlements
The Arunachal Pradesh State Human Rights Commission has emphasized the need for improved roads and flood control measures in Chakma-Hajong settlements to prevent migrant populations from relocating beyond designated areas.
- Britain faces shutdown in record breaking 40C heatwave: Schools will close early, trains face delays on buckling tracks and roads at risk of melting as 'heat dome' furnace strikes
Britain is experiencing a record-breaking 40C heatwave causing schools to close early, trains to face delays due to buckling tracks, and roads to risk melting. A 'heat dome' is intensifying the extreme weather conditions.
- Community invited to Neighborhood Safety Day in South Nashville
Residents of South Nashville are invited to participate in a Neighborhood Safety Day meeting this weekend to discuss road safety concerns. The event aims to gather community input on which roads require the most attention.
- Rain leads to streams flooding, closing roads in Central Texas: Photos
Heavy rains Sunday and overnight into Monday caused streams to flood and roads to close in Central Texas. Floodwaters blocked roads across the region as water levels rose.
- King County Council increases sales tax to shore up roads
King County Council raised the sales tax to address overused roads, but the measure is described as a regressive tax that disproportionately affects lower-income individuals.
- We completed 127km of roads without fanfare – Gov Otu
Governor Otu announced the completion of 127km of roads without a ribbon-cutting ceremony, emphasizing their service to public interests.
- Russian Supply Lines to Crimea Under Pressure | Eastern Express
Russian-occupied Crimea is facing shortages of basic goods and fuel restrictions. Ukraine has intensified strikes on supply routes, including roads, bridges, ports, and fuel infrastructure connecting Crimea to Russia.
- Cyberabad civic body flunks first monsoon rainfall test as roads disappear under water on June 9
Cyberabad civic body failed its first monsoon rainfall test as roads were submerged under water on June 9.
- GBA orders municipal corporations to prepare action plan to improve roads, junctions amid monsoon
The GBA has directed municipal corporations to prepare action plans to improve roads and junctions during the monsoon. The initiative aims to address infrastructure challenges exacerbated by monsoon conditions.
- Thrikkakara municipal council to weigh scientific study on roads, junctions
The Thrikkakara municipal council is set to evaluate a scientific study focused on roads and junctions.
- Extra Extra: Being a teen driver on Long Island isn't as appealing anymore
Being a teen driver on Long Island is less appealing due to high costs and dangerous roads. Additional topics in the article include Broadway merchandise, the U.S. men's soccer team's religious practices, and a shrimp alfredo pizza slice.
- Town is forced to call in shepherd overrun by sheep causing nuisance by blocking roads, eating garden flowers and grazing in cemetery
A town has called in a shepherd to address an overrun by sheep causing a nuisance by blocking roads, eating garden flowers, and grazing in a cemetery.
- Number of people killed or seriously injured on our roads increased last year, provisional data shows
The number of people killed or seriously injured on roads increased last year, according to provisional data. The data indicates a rise in road fatalities and serious injuries compared to previous years.
- Bass’ masterclass in crushing small business — and minority entrepreneurs
The article discusses how Bass's policies negatively impact small businesses and minority entrepreneurs in California, highlighting the state's poor infrastructure as a contributing factor.
- The case against trees
The article criticizes Indian bureaucrats for their poor ability to balance infrastructure development with environmental conservation, highlighting conflicts between road construction and nature preservation.