As more durable hot mix asphalt pavement designs are explored in the United States, two-lift asphalt paving as it's practiced in Europe offers potential for consideration.

The CP Road Map, formally the Long-Term Plan for Concrete Pavement Research and Technology – first articulated to the industry at the Transportation Research Board meeting in January 2006 – ...

It’s taken nearly two decades, but intelligent transportation system technology is beginning to exert an influence.

In-plant foamed asphalt processes grow in popularity as producers, contractors and agencies embrace warm mix asphalt.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) in partnership with the University of Minnesota Intelligent Transportation Systems Institute developed a pilot project using an Intelligent Specialty Vehicle System ...

"Smart" bridges are on the way for road agencies burdened with the responsibility of monitoring bridge conditions.

Recycled concrete aggregate proves its value; but it demands an engineered approach.

Against the backdrop of stalled federal surface transportation reauthorization and threats from reduced state and local funding, secondary roads are at an intersection.

Research continues to produce new options for owners and designers to save conrete bridges.

Thin lift hot-mix asphalt overlays are securing their place in the ‘pavement preservation toolbox’ touted by the Federal Highway Administration, the Foundation for Pavement Preservation, and other groups.

Trying to identify major trends and developments that could affect the way highway and bridge construction is done in the next year is something of a challenge at best. But ...

For both soil and asphalt rollers, today's "intelligent compaction" (IC) uses machines that sense the degree of compaction beneath the drum and vary compactive force to get density.