Sustainability, which is founded on the reconciliation of economic, environmental, and social
aspects, has become a major issue for infrastructure managers. The economic and …

This paper presents findings of a recent study that was conducted in Canada on the
quantification of pavement sustainability. The ultimate goal of this study was to develop a …

With an increasing emphasis on sustainable planning, highway decision makers need to
shift their focus from developing a cost-effective highway program to developing a more …

Stakeholders in the pavement sector have been seeking new engineering solutions to move
towards more sustainable pavement management practices. The general approaches for …

Transportation asset management systems are concerned with the daunting task of
maintenance and upgrade of infrastructure within the restrictions of an annual budget …

Over the last decade, transportation asset management practices have been increasingly
enhanced through incorporation of sustainability considerations. Organizational-and …

Road agencies are facing the challenges of aging pavements, deteriorating networks, and
insufficient maintenance budgets. This study addresses two limitations in the current state of …

Pavements require maintenance to prevent undue distress or to restore performance;
however, pavement maintenance and its impacts do not receive enough attention in many …

Sustainability is characterized as a three-legged stool supported by economic,
environmental, and social considerations. This paper demonstrates the feasibility of …

Assessment of life cycle costs and environmental impacts of pavements has become an
essential component of roadway design and asset management. The existing literature …