The Public Authority for Roads has confirmed that the effective partnership with NHC (NHC) will contribute significantly to achieving goals related to enhancing sustainability in the road sector, as part of the ongoing efforts to raise the quality of life and improve resource efficiency.
The Roads Authority said in a statement that this strategic partnership will enhance the integration of road projects with housing projects, which will raise the quality of roads by sharing the results of recycling construction waste, in addition to reusing the recycled asphalt.
Roads Authority explained in a statement that this strategic partnership will enhance the integration between road projects and housing projects, raising the quality of roads by sharing the results of recycling construction waste, reusing scraped asphalt to enhance the sustainability of road projects, exchanging experiences and capabilities between the two entities to achieve the highest levels of excellence and quality performance, in addition to exchanging ideas, initiatives and joint events that contribute to the implementation and maintenance of roads with sustainable materials and innovative solutions.
Roads Authority indicated in a statement that this strategic partnership will enhance the integration between road projects and housing projects, raising the quality of roads by sharing the results of recycling construction waste, as well as reusing scraped asphalt to enhance the sustainability of road projects. <KDIPA noted that this partnership promotes environmental sustainability, while emphasizing its commitment to encouraging innovation and adopting advanced global practices to provide a safer, more sustainable and efficient road network. KDIPA will continue to implement future projects aimed at improving and developing the Kingdom's road network by continuing fruitful cooperation with its partners, including NHC, to raise the quality of roads in residential neighborhoods and improve the quality of life in the road sector.
This is in line with its commitment to encouraging innovation and adopting advanced global practices to provide a safer, more sustainable and efficient road network. <This is in line with the objectives of the sector program to reduce road fatalities to less than 5 cases per 100,000 population, reach the sixth place globally in the Road Quality Index by 2030, cover the road network with traffic safety factors according to the International Road Assessment Program (IRAP) classification, and maintain a distinct level of services consistent with the absorptive capacity of the road network. This comes in line with the Authority's pivotal role in supervising and regulating the road sector and striving to achieve the objectives of the Road Sector Strategy, which focuses on safety, quality and traffic density.
