Sep 16, 2026 Preventing Fatalities in Work Zones Acusensus work zone enforcement technology helps DOTs and law enforcement detect dangerous driving behaviors and reduce speeding in active work zones. BY AsphaltPro Staff job site safety
Sep 14, 2026 Suicide Prevention with K9 Support Construction suicide prevention takes focus during Suicide Prevention Month as Manitowoc employees support veterans through the Empowering Warriors & Raising Hope fundraiser. BY AsphaltPro Staff
Sep 12, 2026 Preservation Roundup: Tools, Growth and Safety This pavement maintenance news roundup covers a curb grade marking tool, growth in the pavement maintenance sector and federal pipeline safety legislation. BY AsphaltPro Staff Legislation & Funding
Alexandria Technical & Community College Announces Naming of New Central Specialties Transportation Center
Sep 10, 2026 Using AI to Suggest Pavement Maintenance Schedules AI pavement maintenance research from the University of Houston links roadway condition data with crash records to help agencies identify and prioritize higher-risk pavement segments. BY Laurie Fickman AI
Sep 03, 2026 Braen Stone Expands into Barge Logistics Braen Stone adds aggregate barge transport to move larger material volumes efficiently, reduce trucking needs and improve delivery across the New York-New Jersey region. BY Braen Stone crushing
Sep 02, 2026 Automate the Asphalt Lab Asphalt lab automation can improve sampling, testing and reporting consistency while reducing manual handling and freeing QC/QA technicians for higher-value work. BY Sandy Lender AI
Sep 01, 2026 Update Your Existing Batch Plant: Part 1 Batch plant upgrades can extend plant life, improve efficiency, increase RAP production and add flexibility without requiring a complete plant replacement. BY Sandy Lender environmental controls
Aug 31, 2026 Canadian News from Sakai Opens Paving Product Gallery The Sakai Ontario dealer network expands as Amaco Construction Equipment becomes the exclusive authorized dealer, providing sales, rentals, parts and service throughout the province. BY Sakai News