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April 2015

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R esearch influences how state and local transportation officials approach future road projects. A primary venue for transportation officials to get current research findings is the Transportation Research Board meeting, held each January in Washington, D.C. Topics discussed here may be reflected in tomor- row's bid documents. Four of these papers – involv- ing full-depth reclamation (FDR) for a major interstate pavement, roller-compacted concrete, port- land cement/limestone blends, and glow-in-the-dark concrete – may impact how contractors build future highway pavements. Here's an overview: road science | by Tom Kuennen EquipmentWorld.com | April 2015 63 Photo: Tom Kuennen Today's research for Tomorrow's road projecTs In Phase II of Virginia's I-81 project, southbound passing lane is cold in-place recycled using a dedicated recycler.

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