A strong foundation is the key to a strong pavement structure.

Some top picks from Transportation Research Board’s papers presented at its 90th annual meeting in D.C.

Regional Partnerships Link State, Local Agencies with State-of-the-Art Pavement Preservation Practice.

In-place pavement recycling meets a variety of needs.

Reclaimed industrial byproducts play role in high-performance and ultra-high-performance mixes.

There are big changes on the way for a number of existing infrastructure technologies and practices, and they will significantly influence the highway and bridge communities in 2011.

From idea to ribbon cutting and beyond, technological breakthroughs are revolutionizing bridge superstructures.

High-tech materials, mobile equipment can keep potholed, cracked pavements in use longer.

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.