RAP

MAP-21, Environmental Product Declarations, and the launch of roadresource.org continue to impact pavement maintenance trends. Roadtec’s Eric Baker, Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association president, shares his thoughts.

As an environmentally responsible industry, the asphalt community is a tough act to follow. The National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA) has stated in its Annual Warm-Mix and Recycled Asphalt Survey that, “[a]s early as 1993, the Environmental Protection Agency and Federal Highway Administration identified asphalt pavement as America’s No. 1 recycled product in a report […]

If the RAS pile has settled, moistened and agglomerated, what’s a producer to do? Here’s the solution.

How the Netherlands pinpoints locations of usable RAP for road construction projects.

City and County of Denver makes the most of small space for its maintenance matters

Cargill partners with NCAT, MnROAD to demonstrate reliability of performance-based evaluations of high RAP mixes.

Today, Green Asphalt’s 100 percent RAP asphalt mix is approved for use in New York DOT and New York City Department of Design and Construction projects, and Capasso has a new goal in mind.