How freezing affect pavements
How heavy vehicles damage roads
Choosing roads for spring weight restriction
Year round restrictions
Determine weight limit reductions
When to begin and remove restrictions
Communication
Copyright 2003
Principles
Sign sizes and types
General sign information
Copyright 2005
Deicing with salt
Spreading
Anti-icing
Abrasives
Copyright 2005
Surface
Crown
Drainage
Maintenance
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Roadways and shoulders
Ditches
Culverts
Maintaining proper drainage
Copyright
Life cycle cost analysis improves money management
Why include interest costs?
What interest rate should you use?
A sample LCC analysis
Repair decisions
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What is pavement fatigue?
Effects of wheel loads
Number of axles
Number of tires
Pavement base
Pavement thickness
Changing seasons
Posting roads
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Your safety, the safety of your co-workers, and the safety of the public is critical and depends on your alertness and your ability to control traffic.
The information in this manual is intended to illustrate the principles of proper flagging, but it does not establish standards or warrants. Part 6 of the MUTCD and the Wisconsin MUTCD Supplement contain the standards for proper flagging. These standards are highlighted in yellow in the text of this handbook.
Copyright 2011
File: FlaggersHandbook.pdfThis manual is designed to provide background information to local officials on gravel roads with a sealcoat surface. It describes conditions and causes of distress and provides a simple procedure to rate pavement condition. The rating procedure can be used as condition data for the Wisconsin DOT local road inventory and as part of a pavement management system like PASERWARE.
Copyright 2001; reprint 2013
File: Sealcoat-PASER_01_rep13.pdfCopyright June 2001; reprint 2013
Asphalt types
Main uses of asphalts
Properties and specifications for aggregates and asphalts
Assuring quality with specifications
Asphalt pavement recycling
Copyright 1996