Delivering asphalt in Adelaide’s primary tram corridor required more than traffic control. Through the integration of Workzone Digitisation, the corridor itself became a digitally monitored and alerted work zone environment, enabling faster and more consistent responses to risk. Here’s how we did it.

Transport for NSW Gateway to Innovate Program Evaluation showcases the success of Intellitag® and demonstrates the power of bold thinking, trusted partnerships and a shared vision for a safer, more efficient future in traffic management. 

Altus Group was proud to discuss the latest results from the Gateway to Innovate productivity trials, where Intellitag was selected as one of three innovative solutions trialled for its potential to enhance operational efficiency, productivity and safety outcomes.

Altus Group is proud to be the recipient of the 2025 NSW/ACT Safety Initiative Award, presented by the Australian Flexible Pavement Association (AfPA), for our industry-leading Workzone Digitisation.

Every day, roadworkers step into environments where safety is non-negotiable. Working just metres from live traffic, in changing weather conditions, often in the early hours or late at night, demands not only skill and vigilance, but also smart, real-time support. That’s where real-time monitoring becomes a game-changer. 

As part of National Road Safety Week 2025, we spoke with Beth Lilford, Head of Digital at Altus Group, to explore how cutting-edge digital solutions like Workzone Digitisation are helping protect roadworkers in some of the most high-risk environments in Australia.

The ITS Australia’s Roads, Tolling and Tech Conference 2025, focused on the future of road operations and the cutting-edge technologies shaping our transport infrastructure. Altus Group and Fulton Hogan Egis, together explored the transformative impact of Workzone Digitisation—specifically through the lens of a real-world deployment on the M5 East Motorway (M5E) in Sydney.

The Altus Group recently presented its cutting-edge Workzone Digitisation solution, demonstrating its role in enhancing safety and shaping driver behaviour on the M5 East. Held in collaboration with Fulton Hogan Egis, this highlighted the transformative impact of digital technology in work zone management. 

Workzone Digitisation promises a new era of road worker safety, operational excellence, and environmental performance, representing a significant leap forward in the industry’s quest for safer roads and highways.

This year's Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) National Conference on the Gold Coast was a landmark event, enriched by the presence of keynote speaker Beth Lilford, Head of Digital at Altus Group.

The Compass IoT Track Day 2024, was a groundbreaking event that showcased the future of road safety and traffic management through digital innovation. Altus Group provided equipment for five pivotal experiments including our Workzone Digitisation system, ensuring attendees experienced firsthand the transformative impact of cutting-edge technology.