Paving Process

John Ball shares straight edge and paving tips for back to basics top quality control

Boxley Materials overcomes obstacles to pave a pedestrian path with porous asphalt, requiring 16% air voids.

Hoylu, Los Angeles, announced its Pull Planning Module is now available to the asphalt industry to automate project workflows and improve team communication, productivity and efficiency. Several factors impact the asphalt industry’s slow adoption of technological advancements due to funding, transportation infrastructure mandates, regulations, health and safety risks, siloed technology initiatives and more. A vast […]

The new patented AXENOX® screed system from AXENOX of Powell, Wyoming, is creating buzz in the asphalt paving industry. It’s a completely different screed system. Replacing your current screed plate with the AXENOX system promotes the aggregate to find its rightful place and orientation in the finished mat, according to the manufacturer. Using a sine […]

With effective coordination of resources, quality communication with the prime contractor, and a new Gencor asphalt plant, Martin Marietta maximizes production on E-470.

All Roads completed the first job in Canada to use Topcon’s Smoothride technology, and the first job in British Columbia to incorporate a notch wedge joint.

From parking garages to carports, confined spaces take best practices for quality paving.