Road rutting is one of the most visible signs that a pavement surface is under stress. These long, narrow depressions that form in the wheel paths of a roadway are more than just a nuisance for drivers. They are important indicators of how well a road was designed, constructed, and maintained. For p…continue
Stormwater infrastructure plays a crucial role in protecting roads, the environment, and nearby communities from flooding, erosion, and water pollution. For highway and public works departments, regular inspection of these systems isn’t just good practice, it’s essential for compliance w…continue
Stormwater management is one of the most effective tools municipalities can use to protect their road infrastructure and stretch maintenance budgets. Too often, the relationship between drainage and pavement longevity is overlooked , but the presence of standing water on or near a roadway is one of …continue
For highway departments, managing water flow in roadside ditches is an essential part of maintaining road integrity and protecting the surrounding environment. One effective tool in the erosion control toolbox is the check dam - a small, temporary or permanent structure built across a ditch to slow …continue
If you’re in the world of stormwater management, you’ve probably heard of geotextile fabrics. These unsung heroes of infrastructure help stabilize soil, manage erosion, and keep things flowing...literally. But not all geotextiles are created equal. The two main types - woven and non-wove…continue
Proper stormwater drainage is a crucial factor in maintaining the longevity and stability of paved roads. When water is not effectively managed, it can lead to a range of structural problems, increasing maintenance costs and reducing the lifespan of the pavement. In this article, we’ll explore…continue