Road Design and Analysis Solution

Lebuhraya Borneo Utara leverages AssetWise within Bentley’s connected data environment to establish a digital twin of the state highway, optimizing cost, operations, and maintenance.

CDM Smith redesigned a major highway connecting Dubai and Al-Ain using OpenRoads, which cut design hours in half to meet a tight timeline.

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

Foth uses Bentley’s open 3D BIM applications to redevelop and industrialize delivery of a Cedar Falls, Iowa corridor estimated to save the community USD 32 million over the next 25 years.

Chongqing Traffic Planning, Survey, and Design Institute overcame challenging, mountainous terrain to design a 113-kilometer highway and cut construction time by 89 days with BIM methodology.

AECOM used Bentley applications to redesign a busy highway and railroad crossing, increasing design quality and improving collaboration to save 1,040 resource hours.

CCCC developed 3D models of a 43-kilometer stretch of the JiHe Expressway to reduce survey time by 42 days.

RTG won public approval for a highway project that had been in planning since the 1980s using 3D modeling and virtual reality.

Mead & Hunt was tasked with designing a grade separation for State Route (SR) 309 to alleviate traffic congestion stemming from a railroad spur crossing in Marion, Ohio (about 50 miles north of Columbus).

Foth used Bentley applications to create a digital twin of a stretch of highway where many accidents have occurred.

Alabama Department of Transportation saves USD 10 million using Bentley’s collaborative 3D BIM and reality modeling technology to improve efficiencies, delivering the state’s largest roadway construction project.

Lebuhraya Borneo Utara Sdn. Bhd. was the project delivery partner on the expansion of the Pan Borneo Highway in Sarawak, which will enhance transportation and improve the socio-economic condition of the Malaysian state.

Henan Provincial Communications Planning & Design Institute uses Bentley’s 3D BIM and reality modeling technology to improve efficiencies, saving RMB 500,000 in management costs to deliver one of the most complex roadway construction projects in the Henan province of China.

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.

China Highway Engineering Consultants designed and constructed the long, complex Duyun-Shangri-La Expressway using 3D BIM applications and reality modeling technology, saving 30% in project management costs.

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.

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.

AECOM Asia used Bentley MXROAD to halve the time required to prepare earthwork plans and alignment options for a tabletop airport in Kannur, India.

Foth Infrastructure & Environment delivers a non-traditional intersection solution improving nearly 1.5 miles of roadway to enhance traffic flow and pedestrian safety, and reduce corridor delays and the carbon footprint.

Parsons Brinckerhoff and Arup JV deployed Bentley solutions to fast-track the design of Australia’s largest transportation project, saving millions.

Tandon Urban Solutions designed the Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Green City to alleviate the haphazardly developed, resource-strained Bangalore community, saving USD 1 million in project costs.

WSDOT used InRoads and MicroStation to complete the 3D modeling and design of the Snoqualmie Pass project. It then used MicroStation renderings of the project to communicate capacity, avalanche control, and safety improvements to decision makers and the public.

Well-Connected Alliance undertakes the largest and most complex road project in New Zealand.