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Sustainable Stormwater Management: Guidelines for Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavements (PICP) in South Africa

South Africa’s Water Research Commission published guidelines for Interlocking Concrete Pavement developed by Neil Armitage & Motlatsi Monyake from the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Cape Town.

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Embracing Competition in Pavement Construction: A Path to Cost Reduction

In an era where infrastructure spending is heavily scrutinized, a call for increased competition in pavement construction arises as a potential solution. Concrete, once the primary paving material during the

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Concrete Sustainability: The John ‘Chuck’ Erreca Rest Area Sets a Strong Foundation for the Future

In a groundbreaking approach to modernize roadside rest areas (SRRAs), the John “Chuck” Erreca Rest Area Replacement Project on Interstate 5 in California is making waves with its emphasis on

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Utah Department of Transportation Awards $45 Million Contract for SR-108 using Concrete Pavements

In a groundbreaking move to revolutionize transportation infrastructure, the Utah Department of Transportation has granted a significant $45 million contract for the expansion of SR-108 in Davis County, writes Yasmin

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Pioneering A.I. Innovations Revolutionize Concrete Construction in Pennsylvania

In a groundbreaking endeavor to address infrastructure challenges, engineers are leveraging artificial intelligence (A.I.) to redefine the way concrete is used in construction, writes Colbi Edmonds for the New York

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Elevating Excellence in Airport Pavement: ACPA Workshop Offers Unprecedented Insights

Concrete pavement in airport infrastructure is the unsung hero that keeps our runways, taxiways, and apron slabs standing strong. For those involved in the aviation industry, maintaining and enhancing these

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Overland Park, Kansas, Shifts to Concrete Streets for New Construction to Reduce Maintenance and Environmental Impact

Overland Park, Kansas, is set to implement a significant change in its construction standards for new residential and collector streets starting in October 2023 writes Julia Scammahorn for KCTV5 News.

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Peru’s Oyón-Ambo Highway Overcomes Challenges with Innovative Concrete Construction

The ambitious Oyón-Ambo Highway project in Peru is making headlines not only for its groundbreaking construction in a mountainous region but also for its strategic use of concrete writes Paula

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A Decade of Research Shows Diamond-Ground Impact on Pavement Performance

In a groundbreaking decade-long research project, the International Grooving & Grinding Association (IGGA) has demonstrated the remarkable longevity and effectiveness of diamond-ground on pavements. This research, conducted in three states,

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Carbon Footprint Reduction: 6 Perspectives; Award Noms; + NRMCA Commits to 50% Lower by 2030 so, “Where are We Now”?

1Variations on a Theme —LETTER from the EDITOR—Frank Cavaliere, Managing Editor-“Concrete InFocus” | E-mail: fcavaliere@nrmca.org The cover story of the Summer 2022 Issue of Concrete InFocus Magazine titled “What You

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