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ISSA Identifies Potential Solutions to Current Road Building Industry Challenges

The International Slurry Surfacing Association anticipates continued growth for pavement preservation despite a 2012 forecast for a 6% decline in the highway and bridge construction market.

Chip sealing application

Sponsored Content

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Crafco Inc.

See how the City of Edmond, Oklahoma responds quickly to potholes – even in cold, wet weather.

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Playgrounds Receive Specialty Pavement Markings

Colorado contractor uses 23 specially-designed stencils

Due to limited space, trial and error was used when completing the layout at Cory Elementary School in Denver, CO.

Star Micro-Pave

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Caterpillar AP255E asphalt paver specifications

Caterpillar AP255E asphalt paver 12-page brochure

AEM Applauds House Highway Bill Passage

Association of Equipment Manufacturers also urges swift conference committee action.

You're a Pro! Prove It to Your Customers

What contractors can do to appear professional

Construction Safety

How to Survive a Visit from OSHA

Another Look at NPE 2012

Here are some more photos from National Pavement Expo 2012 held in Memphis, TN.

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"All About Sweeping" Flyer Available for Purchase

North American Power Sweeping Association (NAPSA)

Designed to attract and retain customers, this NAPSA-produced fluer is now available for purchase.

Pavement Live Conference and Trade Show on Hiatus

Cygnus Business Media cancels Pavement LIVE for 2012

One Fish, Two Fish… Blue Fish?

As a volunteer part of Missouri's Dept. of Conservation Stream Team Gann Asphalt alerts the public to deter use of storm drains as disposal sites.

D.C. Adds Two Alternative-fuel Pelican Sweepers from Elgin Sweeper Public Works Fleet

Elgin Sweeper Company, subsidiary of Federal Signal Corporation

Pictured in front of one of the two Pelican CNG-fueled street sweepers are Gregory Harrelson, vehicle acquisition specialist, (left); Michael A. Carter, deputy director of public works (center); and Gerard Campbell, vehicle control officer (right), all with the District of Columbia.

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