Laurel Curve Wildlife Undercrossing Will Enable Safe Passage Under Highway 17
The region in which it travels is on the Pacific side of the San Andreas Fault, just south of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, its mountainous route
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The First Desert Pavement Workshop is on April 19th – Just a Week Away – Register Now!
We’ve assembled some of the most knowledgeable and experienced experts in this discipline
New US-50 HOV Expansion & Enhancement Project Flying Forward in Sacramento
The new roadway will be constructed with Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) at a thickness of 1.1 feet
Highway 101: Santa Barbara to Mussel Shoals
The entire scope of the project entails widening 16 scenic miles of Highway 101 along the coast, from Santa Barbara to Mussel Shoals.
Can We Improve the Performance of Concrete Pavement in Harsh Desert Conditions?
Join us at the upcoming SWCPA workshop series that will deliver best-practice knowledge and boots-on-the-pavement expertise
Will Changing the Rock from Calcium Carbonate to Calcium Silicate Move the Cement Carbon Emission Arrow to Zero?
A California-based startup called Brimstone Energy has patented a new process that reduces the emissions in the manufacture of Portland cement to zero.
L.A.’s Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Project Nears Completion
The structure’s generous spans create large areas of open space below that will become new recreational green spaces
CP Tech Center Publishes Valuable New QC Tool
The guide, Quality Control for Concrete Paving: A Tool for Agency and Industry, can be viewed or downloaded here
Concrete Pavements in Desert Environments – Workshops Coming in April & May
Meeting the challenge of designing and constructing sustainable concrete pavements in desert environments
Exemplary Teamwork Realigns Highway 99
To accommodate the new California High-Speed Rail Line that will run through Fresno, two miles of State Route 99 within the city needed to be moved