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Reducing congestion from roadworks: Part 4 Other techniques


There are many techniques which can be used that should reduce the congestion caused by street and road works, some having a greater influence than others. However, each technique is appropriate for different situations. A series of such ideas, covering organisational issues (co-ordination, extended working hours, permits and lane rental, traffic easing and public information), surveys (survey methods and locating tags), minimising excavation (no dig technologies, keyhole maintenance, vacuum extraction, “Core & Vac” and micro-trenching), alternative materials (hydraulically bound materials, high-strength resin foam, natural cement with lightweight aggregate, warm and semi-warm asphalt and manhole repairs) and common utility ducts have been reviewed and are offered for consideration by those planning road or street works.

Author JC Nicholls Pages 40
Date 19/04/2013 Reference PPR657
ISBN 978-1-908855-50-3 ISSN 0968-4093



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