Hard surfaced pavements, which make up about 60% of U.S. roads, are typically categorized into flexible and rigid pavements.
In general, both flexible and rigid pavements can be designed for long life (e.g., in excess of 30 years) as long as they are maintained. Both types have been used for just about every classification of road. Although concrete receives equal consideration, more than 90 percent of America's 2.6 million miles of paved roads are surfaced in asphalt. Certainly there are many different reasons for choosing one type of pavement or the other, some practical, some economical, and some political. This video reviews both asphalt and concrete pavement definitions and why and where to use concrete and asphalt.
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Kenneth M. Justice, P.E.
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association
- Senior director of local paving for the NRMCA, promoting the use of ready mixed concrete for parking lots and related flat work
- Promotes the use of soil cement and full-depth reclamation (FDR) of pavements with cement
- Works closely with A/E firms, municipal and agency officials, contractors, ready mixed concrete producers, and industry personnel
- Formerly the promotion director for New Jersey and Delaware with the Portland Cement Association Northeast
- More than 25 years of experience as a civil engineer and engineering project manager, most recently for AECOM, one of the largest consulting engineering firms in the country
- Specialized in the design and construction administration of runways, taxiways, aircraft parking aprons, and vehicular parking lots, as well as other related civil engineering applications such as roads, storm drainage, erosion control planning, and environmental planning
- Registered professional engineer in North Carolina, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
- LEED® accredited professional since 2006
- M.A. degree in civil engineering, North Carolina State University; B.S. degree in civil engineering, Villanova University
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