From tortoise to O'Hare   Concrete Progress November 2008   By Allen Zeyher
Airfield reconfiguration designed to speed up operations at one of the world’s busiest—and most delayed—airports
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Roller's rink   Concrete Progress November 2008   By Ryan M. Puckett
With belts tightening at the local level, roller-compacted concrete could take center stage
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Muscle fiber   Concrete Progress November 2008   By Kamil E. Kaloush, Ph.D., P.E., and Maria Carolina Rodezno
Additives give concrete whitetopping strength
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1 big pull-up   Concrete Progress November 2007   By Bill Wilson
Bristol replaces sagging track with a stronger pavement design

Making waves, not noise   Concrete Progress November 2007   By Roads & Bridges
Quietest concrete pavement surface achieved in North America

Waiting on you   Concrete Progress November 2007   By William & Patti Feldman
Rapid-setting concrete cures almost as fast as crews can place in California

Soft Spoken   Concrete Progress November 2007   By Roads & Bridges
Concrete industry communicates new design through three software programs

Somewhere between super and all-star   Roads & Bridges March 2007   By Mark J. Grazioli, P.E.
Michigan DOT's decision to go with concrete overlay produces great results
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A steel's shield   Concrete Today November 2005   Mark B. Snyder, Ph.D., P.E. Contributing Author

It's so 2005   Concrete Today November 2005
“There are two hallmarks of this research. We will not trade off safety or long-term performance, and we will strive to avoid significantly increasing initial costs.” —Gerald F. Voigt ACPA President and CEO

Ready with cold remedies   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Rodney Garrett
there are contractors specializing in cold (pavement) planning who collectively perform this service nationwide. Nevertheless, as with any other special services contractors, their workmanship quality, services and expertise can vary.

Spans Across the Mississippi   Roads & Bridges March 2005   Paul J. Towell, P.E., Contributing Author
The projects include 30 bridges, thousands of feet of concrete retaining wall and extensive use of high-performance concrete paving.

Void all checks   Roads & Bridges March 2005   Jim Grove, P.E., and Mark Anderson-Wilk, Contributing authors
But then, in 1990, staining and cracking were discovered in a pavement that was built in 1987. The problem wasn’t specifically an aggregate issue. It was a new phenomenon.

Muscle Enhancer   Roads & Bridges January 2005   Steve Waalkes, P.E., Contributing Author
CSH is a gel that is responsible for strength development in portland cement pastes.

Something uncommon   Roads & Bridges January 2005   Rachel J. Detwiler and Ella Shkolnik, Contributing Authors
Is your cement to blame? What should you recommend to your customers?

Less Filling   Roads & Bridges May 2004
Recycling concrete saves landfill space and can help produce a profit

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges July 2000   Robert G. Packard, P.E.
The race for progress

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges April 2000   Robert G. Packard, P.E.
Finding answers in maturity testing

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges September 1999   Robert G. Packard, P.E.
Traffic management for pavement rehabilitation

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges July 1999   Robert G. Packard, P.E.
Researchers unite to improve infrastructure

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges July 1998   Robert G. Packard, P.E.
Load tests to quantify benefits of UTW

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges September 1997   Robert G. Packard, P.E.

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges September 1996   Robert G. Packard, P.E.

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges July 1996   Robert G. Packard, P.E.

CONCRETE SOLUTIONS   Roads & Bridges April 1996   Robert G. Packard, P.E.