An efficient highway infrastructure network is a determining factor in promoting the socio-
economic development of countries and regions. Highway planning activities are highly …

The social pillar of pavement sustainability is understudied compared to economic and
environmental pillars, making it difficult to integrate into life-cycle methodologies. While …

Highway agencies are increasingly directed to broadly incorporate social equity goals into
infrastructure planning. To better accommodate these goals in their decision making, it is …

Transportation asset management has historically overlooked equity considerations.
However, recently, there has been a significant increase in concerns about this issue …

Smart highways represent a novel highway concept in the era of big data, emphasizing the
synergy among people, vehicles, road facilities, and the environment. However, the …

Pavement condition significantly impacts a region's socioeconomic status by affecting safety,
economic effectiveness, and environmental aspects. The condition of the pavement directly …

This study addresses the need to evaluate the social sustainability of pavement
management decisions, particularly during the use and maintenance stages. While Life …

One of the goals of infrastructure asset management research is to find appropriate repair
policies for infrastructure systems. The annual repair cost of the system may vary when a …

To resolve the problem of the low management capacity of highway preventive maintenance
(HPM), this paper identified and evaluated the major HPM management factors to improve …

To meet their short-term and long-term transportation goals, nationwide transportation
agencies prepare infrastructure programs. Such programs, which consist of projects to be …