Focus Areas

Resources

About Pavements

Pavement Design and Analysis

• Long Life Pavements
• LTPP: Long Term Pavement Performance program
• Mechanistic Empirical Design Guide
• Pavement Structural Analysis

Pavement Materials and Construction Technology

• Asphalt
• Concrete
• Materials

Pavement Management and Preservation

• Pavement Management Systems
• Pavement Preservation

Pavement Surface Characteristics

• Pavement Condition/Ride Quality
• Smoothness

Construction and Materials Quality Assurance

• Quality Assurance
• Risk Assessment
• Warranties

Environmental Stewardship

• Recycling
• Reducing Pavement Noise
• Warm Mix Asphalt

Information by Pavement Topic Areas

Publications

• Warm Mix Asphalt: European Practice

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Software

• LTPP Standard Data Release #22
• Quality Assurance Software

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Technical Guidance

• T5040.37 Use of Recycled Concrete Pavement as Aggregate in Hydraulic-Cement Concrete Pavement

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Workshops and Training

• M-E Design Guide Workshop Registration

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Community of Practice

• NCHRP 1-37A (Mechanistic-Empirical) Pavement Design Guide

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Pavement Notebook

• Pavement Knowledge System
  
  

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Offices

• Asset Management
• Division Offices
• Federal Lands Highway Divisions
• Highways for LIFE
• Highway Policy Information
• Infrastructure Research & Development
• International Programs
• National Highway Institute
• Pavement and Materials Technical Service Team (Resource Center)
• Pavement Technology
• Program Administration
• Safety

Events

• ACI 2008 Fall Convention , Renaissance Grand and Americas Center, St. Louis, MO, November 2-6, 2008

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Pavement Contacts

• Updated 10/29/08

FHWA's Strategic Goal for the Pavement Technology Program

Provide leadership and technology for the delivery of long life pavements that meet our customers needs and are safe, cost effective, and can be effectively maintained.