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This case study details the development of Utah DOT's procedures for managing and maintaining roadway assets. UDOT focused its reform efforts on its maintenance inventories and performance-based measures. UDOT has proactively implemented initiatives to identify and manage the condition and performance of specific roadway assets critical to highway safety. The agency has developed several new systems and strategies to ensure their roadway assets are managed effectively. This report is part of the FHWA Office of Asset Management's series of case studies on TAM, produced with the goal of sharing information between agencies to improve efficiency.

This case study documents Pennsylvania DOT's experiences with asset management and life cycle costing analysis (LCCA). LCCA serves as a critical decision making tool for PennDOT's pavement design selections, and helps to find cost-effective projects and maintenance methods. This report is part of the FHWA Office of Asset Management's series of case studies on TAM, produced with the goal of sharing information between agencies to improve efficiency.

This case study details Georgia DOT's experiences with asset management and life cycle costing analysis (LCCA). GDOT worked with FHWA to identify ways to enhance their LCCA practices, and to improve LCCA related tools and software. This report is part of the FHWA Office of Asset Management's series of case studies on TAM, produced with the goal of sharing information between agencies to improve efficiency.

This case study details Colorado DOT's experiences with asset management and life cycle costing analysis (LCCA). CDOT began using LCCA to evaluate investment decisions, and the agency has developed an LCCA process that has been integrated into their planning, policies, and procedures to produce a sound, long-term approach to managing assets. This report is part of the FHWA Office of Asset Management's series of case studies on TAM, produced with the goal of sharing information between agencies to improve efficiency.

An article on a video that explains the concept of preventive maintenance for pavement, and recommends steps to take during the project selection process.

A series of problem statements developed to identify pavement management research needs. Topics addressed include the need for updates of current technology and tools in use; for effective communication of pavement management goals and needs to promote and impact funding; for research into the broad role of pavement management, including areas such as pavement design, impact of increasing load limits on pavement performance, and asset management; and for research on new methodologies, technologies, and tools to be developed for pavement management.

The fourth set in a series of problem statements developed during a pavement management workshop to identify research needs. The problem statements address the need for research on new methodologies, technologies, and tools to be developed for pavement management.

The third set in a series of problem statements developed during a pavement management workshop to identify research needs. The problem statements address the need for research into the broad role of pavement management, including areas such as pavement design, impact of increasing load limits on pavement performance, and asset management.

The second set in a series of problem statements developed during a pavement management workshop to identify research needs. The problem statements address the need for effective communication of pavement management goals and needs to promote and impact funding.

The first set in a series of problem statements developed during a pavement management workshop to identify research needs. The problem statements address the need for updates of current technology and tools in use.

This primer outlines the concept, purpose, and benefits of pavement management in a compact format.

This guide provides materials for the instructor of a Pavement Maintenance Effectiveness: Innovative Materials Workshop. The guide was developed to facilitate a slide presentation on state of the practice for pavement maintenance across six sessions.