Highways, Collectors, and Arterial Roads

PT. Wijaya Karya used Bentley’s integrated BIM applications to optimize quality and efficiencies, saving three-months’ time reconstructing a landslide-impacted site along Indonesia’s main road network.

The Illinois Department of Transportation automated their permitting system and used Bentley technology to increase the auto-issuance of oversize/overweight truck permits and ensure safe, reliable routes.

Using Bentley’s civil design applications, Beta 2 Engenharia optioneered the reconstruction of the main access interchange to Ribeirão Preto in São Paulo, Brazil, accelerating project delivery by four months.

CCCC Water Transportation Consultants Co., Ltd. used ContextCapture to develop a 3D model of a science and technology city in Tianjin City, China.

AAM Group saved significant resource hours and costs using MicroStation to generate precise 3D models of Singapore’s entire roadway network and city furniture.

Finnmap Infra Oy used OpenRoads to design a new teardrop exchange to Highway 3 in southern Finland.

Bentley’s reality modeling, SMDS, and 3D and 4D design solutions saved AECOM more than 255 resource-days per month on a USD 1 billion civil infrastructure design project.

Huadong Engineering's BIM strategy coordinated development of a 15-square-kilometer smart city using a comprehensive reality model to manage construction.

HDB Associates integrated collaborative BIM methodologies amid Costain-Carillion’s conventional design approach to deliver the groundbreaking A5–M1 Link Road in Dunstable, England.

Tianjin Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute leverages Bentley technology to optimize design and construction of Haiyu East Line Municipal Road, saving over CNY 15 million and reducing delivery time by one-and-a-half months.

Collaborative BIM approach for complex renovations to Ningzhen Road in Zhejiang, China, shortens design time and saves Huahui Engineering and Design Group CNY 5 million in design capital.

Bentley AssetWise software helped Highways England integrate, visualize, and share roadway and maintenance data to improve decision making and reduce road closures by 3,600 per year.

The Oregon Department of Transportation implemented AssetWise as the core of the organization’s new asset management system, providing a unified view of its entire road network and associated features, meeting regulatory reporting requirements, realizing USD 3.4 million in tangible benefits and up to 6.1 million over five years.

AECOM Polska streamlined workflows and accelerated design time using Bentley’s collaborative BIM capabilities for the E10 Avvakko-Lappeasuando roadway improvement project in Gällivare, Sweden.

The project team needed to collect aerial imagery of the site while maintaining the safety of its personnel.

NJDOT uses Bentley SUPERLOAD to implement an automated oversize/overweight vehicle permitting and routing system, estimated to save significant state resources and protect state infrastructure by routing loads along routes that are the most capable of handling them.

PT. FKA Global leverages Bentley’s BIM technology to reduce delivery time and cost for ambitious USD 21.4 billion tollway connecting Sumatera’s seven provinces.

Bentley’s 3D collaborative design software reduced rework, optimized information sharing, and saved 43 days of design time, reducing costs by CNY 2.2 million.

The Research and Design Institute for Urban Transportation used Bentley software to modernize project delivery for Moscow’s transportation infrastructure, reducing labor costs by 15 percent.

Arup’s Madrid office modernizes project delivery of transportation infrastructure, achieving 30% savings in time and cost using Bentley’s solutions in a BIM environment.

Powered by SUPERLOAD, Maryland’s automated OS/OW permitting and routing system will free up 10 employees and save carriers USD 24.6 million annually.

Bergmann applied InRoads 3D modeling tools from alignment alternatives through constructability reviews in award-winning NYS Route 17 interchange project.

The SAMIT project clearly documents and publishes subsurface utility data for Caltrans design teams in the 12 district offices to identify underground utilities and avoid hitting them.

Danish Road Directorate’s Digital Construction initiative sets standards for multi-discipline data models as primary data source during tender and final design.