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    Asphalt

    Little drop off

    May 5, 2015
    Safety measure expected to save lives out on road
    Asphalt

    Comes at you fast

    May 5, 2015
    New software puts life-cycle costs in express mode
    Asphalt

    A term for it

    May 5, 2015
    Short, medium or long, WMA handles like the rest
    Asphalt

    Be nimble, be quick

    May 5, 2015
    New partnership helps solve asphalt supply problems
    Asphalt

    Official practice

    May 5, 2015
    Asphalt industry solidifies warm-mix guidelines

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    Asphalt

    Continue treatment

    May 5, 2015
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    Equipment

    EQUIPMENT FOCUS: Maximum value

    Feb. 10, 2011
    The sluggish economy is still taking its toll on all sectors of the construction industry, so milling equipment manufacturers know owners want to maximize the bang for their buck...
    Maintenance

    WINTER MAINTENANCE: A potent formula

    Feb. 10, 2011
    When pavement temperatures drop below freezing and there is sufficient moisture in the air, frost—transformed into black ice by the action of traffic—can form on the pavement ...
    Asphalt

    R&B/ARRA RECYCLING AWARDS: It’s a RAP

    Feb. 10, 2011
    Using recycled material is obviously good for the environment and saves money. But in the case of Illinois Highway 1, in Christian County, it also helped create a cleaner and ...
    Editorial/Commentary

    EDITORIAL: Muddying the waters

    Feb. 10, 2011
    Do you want to know what wet, muddy pants feel like when you belly up to the Thanksgiving table in front of the entire family? I would guess downright embarrassing.   Of ...
    Bridges

    GREEN CONSTRUCTION: Low-water mark

    Feb. 10, 2011
    It’s inevitable. No matter how hard departments of transportation try to avoid it, construction projects have an impact on their surrounding environment.   The impact becomes...
    Asphalt

    R&B/ARRA RECYCLING AWARDS: Passing an audition

    Feb. 10, 2011
    The letters C, I and R are not going to appear as giant fonts stuck into the side of a mountain.   Hollywood will forever be Beverly Hills’ claim to fame, but cold in-place...
    Roads Report

    ROADS REPORT: Respect your elders

    Feb. 10, 2011
    Making a memorable entrance   A chiropractic clinic in Wichita, Kan., might need to open a drive-through window after two patients crashed their cars through the same office...
    Asphalt

    SUSTAINABILITY: Tender lava

    Feb. 10, 2011
    The Dalles-California Highway, also known as U.S. 97, is central Oregon’s busiest highway, running north-south through the entire length of central Oregon east of the Cascade ...
    Law

    LAW: THE CONTRACTOR'S SIDE: Run-ins with cost

    Feb. 10, 2011
    Variation in Estimated Quantity (VEQ) clauses appear in most public-highway construction contracts because they are mandated by law when federal funding is involved.   Because...
    Bridges

    RECYCLING: A Daybreak’s work

    Feb. 10, 2011
    From the beginning, Rio Tinto Kennecott envisioned Daybreak, a 4,125-acre master-planned community in South Jordan, Utah, differently.   Whether you call it sustainable development...
    Concrete

    FHWA INNOVATION: Online is on course

    Feb. 10, 2011
    A better trained transportation work force today equals a better transportation system tomorrow.  
    Maintenance

    WINTER MAINTENANCE: No accumulation

    Feb. 10, 2011
    Winter in South Dakota can be harsh and unpredictable, putting a strain on the South Dakota Department of Transportation’s (SDDOT) personnel, equipment and, of course, budget....
    Asphalt

    R&B/ARRA RECYLING AWARDS: Rejuvenated corridor

    Feb. 10, 2011
    State Rte. 700 in western Palm Beach County, Fla., takes a lot of abuse. The two-lane rural highway is in an agricultural area, so almost all of its traffic is heavy trucks, especially...