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UNR test project of recycled-plastic pavement withstood heavy trucks and extreme weather this winter - Vimarsana News

UNR test project of recycled-plastic pavement withstood heavy trucks and extreme weather this winter

Asphalt pavement formulated with recycled plastic has successfully survived heavy truck traffic and the atmospheric rivers of the winter of 2022-23 after a section of Highway 99 in California flooded in January.

Report: Recycled-plastic pavement withstands heavy trucks, extreme weather - Vimarsana News

Report: Recycled-plastic pavement withstands heavy trucks, extreme weather

RENO — Asphalt pavement formulated with recycled plastic has successfully survived heavy truck traffic and the atmospheric rivers of the winter of 2022-23 after a section of California State Route 99 flooded in January, officials...

UNR test project of recycled-plastic pavement withstood heavy trucks and extreme weather this winter - Vimarsana News

UNR test project of recycled-plastic pavement withstood heavy trucks and extreme weather this winter

Asphalt pavement formulated with recycled plastic has successfully survived heavy truck traffic and the atmospheric rivers of the winter of 2022-23 after a section of Highway 99 in California flooded in January.

Recycled-plastic pavement withstands heavy trucks and extreme weather - Vimarsana News

Recycled-plastic pavement withstands heavy trucks and extreme weather

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Crane collapse is latest issue for road work contractor - Vimarsana News

Crane collapse is latest issue for road work contractor

The crane that collapsed and killed one worker and injured another on I-95 in Broward County this week is being used in a highway improvement project that has pitted Florida’s transportation department against the construction company contracted for the road work.