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GRT supports calls to tighten dust pollution laws to combat rising silicosis cases
Press Release: 29th July 2022 Australian headquartered infrastructure and dust control specialists Global Road Technology (GRT) are supporting calls for tighter dust pollution legislation across a number of industries to combat rising silicosis cases. Silicosis is an...
$22.6 million to go to road safety in WA
The Western Australian Government has pledged $22.6 million towards fixing safety issues within the state. Funded by WA’s 2022-2023 Black Spot Program, 83 road upgrades will be undertaken and include safety barrier installation, footpath markings, raised platforms and...
High level general assembly commits to improving global road safety and half road fatalities by 2030
A high-level general assembly declared a commitment to improving global road safety by halving road traffic deaths by at least half. 90% of the world’s road fatalities occur in low to middle-income countries. A unanimous agreement saw 193 delegates agree to drive the...
Global Road Technology using SMART automation to lead the battle against dust pollution
Press Release: June 28, 2022 Dust control specialists Global Road Technology (GRT) are making automation a key component in their efforts to assist the mining industry in reducing the air pollution caused by their activities. In support of this effort it's launching...
Global Road Technology invests in Australian manufacturing capabilities to meet international demand
Press Release: June 16th, 2022 Dust control specialists Global Road Technology (GRT) are investing in building their Australian manufacturing capabilities to meet the growing global demand for their world-leading products and equipment. With global supply chain...
GRT Supports Fatality Free Friday, March 27, 2022.
Did you know…despite Australia’s biggest cities being under extended pandemic lockdowns last year, the number of people killed on Australian roads still increased by 3% compared to 2021. Friday, 27 March 2022, is the 15th annual Fatality Free Friday, a national road...
