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ATSSA to hold 49th Annual Traffic Expo in Tampa
ATSSA Traffic Expo set for Feb. 8 in Tampa
Atssa 2019 Logo
Construction Toolbox
Do You Know It's National Mentoring Month?
January is National Mentoring Month - what does that mean for construction contractors?
Incorporating a mentoring program into your construction company can have benefits for both employees and the company as a whole.
Sweeping
Sweeper Summit Addresses a Changing Industry
The annual event hosted nearly 200 industry professionals, offering insight into the future
The annual event hosted nearly 200 industry professionals, offering insight into the future. Panelists are, from left, Amy Schwandt, Jim Adair, Chad Bormann, Tim Cook, Tracy Day, Mike Higgins.
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How to Prepare Pavement for Surface Treatments
Proper surface preparation can extend the life of your surface treatment
The first element of preparation is to plan the work when the weather cooperates. Most chip seal operations, for example, require an air temperature of 70 degrees F or warmer.
Sweeping
Can You Sweep the ‘Pavement of Tomorrow?’
World Sweeping Association
sweeping permeable pavement
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Why I’ve been Attending National Pavement Expo for a Long, Long Time
Why contractors should attend National Pavement Expo
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#PowerSweepingStrong
North American Power Sweeping Association (NAPSA)
NAPSA 2019 Officers
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Infrared-only Start-up Thrives
Puddles ’n’ Potholes infrared repair company proves what’s in a name matters
Marty and Johanna Pfenninger, Puddles 'n' Potholes
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How to Extend Snow Blade Life
Tips to extend snow plow blade life
Be sure to use the appropriate down pressure and speed. Excessive down pressure can quickly wear out cutting edges and, when paired with faster speeds, can cause significant blade damage when hitting an obstacle hidden under the snow.
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Is Reselling Sealer a Way to Grow Your Business?
Should contractors resell pavement sealer as a new business
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7 Steps to a Successful First Day
How to make an employee's first day more successful
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How Automated Vehicles Will Change Pavement Marking
The needs of cameras and software used to detect pavement markings will drive changes in marking requirements
According to FHWA, “Greater uniformity and quality in road markings and traffic control devices would enable automation. Having greater consistency in road markings and traffic control devices and an improved state of good repair benefits all road users, including ADS.”
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