Road Traffic Safety Working Group Meeting in Copenhagen
3–4 September in Copenhagen, the first in-person meeting of the Road Traffic Safety working group for the 2024–2028 period was held at the Danish Road Directorate. Nearly 50 participants from…
3–4 September in Copenhagen, the first in-person meeting of the Road Traffic Safety working group for the 2024–2028 period was held at the Danish Road Directorate. Nearly 50 participants from…
The third Leap to Zero (L2Z) and NVF Nordic Construction Market Conference will be held on 21–23 October 2025 in Fredrikstad, Norway. The conference brings together experts, public sector actors,…
In the NVF Road Design webinar on 18 June 2025, Matthias Borris from Trafikverket (Swedish Transport Administration) presented a case study about how a very local, extreme rainfall event caused…
From calculating pavement thickness with radar to building roads on fresh lava flows, the NVF Road Technology Annual Meeting 2025 offered a unique glimpse into the evolving world of road…
In 2025, the Nordic Road Association (NVF) celebrates its 90th anniversary. Since 1935, NVF has brought together road and transport professionals from across the Nordic region by providing a neutral…
Climate change is no longer a future threat to road infrastructure. Its impacts can already be seen today. In a recent webinar from the Road Design working group, Gunnel Göransson…
Pohjoismaiden tie- ja liikennefoorumi ry (PTL ry), the Finnish national association of Nordic Road Association NVF, is now accepting applications for the 2025 grant, aimed at supporting students and young…
In an era marked by climate change, planetary crisis and rapid urbanisation, our infrastructure must evolve beyond single-purpose designs to meet the wider demands of an ever-changing world. In her recent presentation at the…
The Climate and Environment theme serves as a matrix for all NVF working groups, bringing together experts in design, construction, management, and operations within the road infrastructure and transport sector. The theme…
Each year NVF Sweden awards a pedagogical prize of 25,000 SEK to an individual or group that stands out through strong personal commitment to a specific area within NVF’s field…