Ports and intermodal yards in coastal areas are more prone to pavement problems due to inherent soft, unsupportive soils and high water levels. Heavy traffic patterns and the constant weight of loaded parked trailers and stacked containers at these facilities can accelerate the degradation of the...
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Myth Busted! Not All Porous Pavements Clog
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The key to planning and building trails in undeveloped or protected areas is using the right reinforcement, drainage, and confinement of surface materials.
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