The report summarizes the developments in pavement management in the Virginia Department of Transportation through late 1986. Included are discussions of the pavement management process with examples of priority programming, long-range projection of maintenance-replacement needs, and the monitoring of pavement rating teams. The report shows that the Department has made great progress both in the development and implementation of the pavement management system. Several recommendations address areas in which the system can be "fine tuned" and made more useful to both top and middle management.
The report presents the findings of a study of the feasibility of locating audio-teleconferencing equipment in the residency offices of the Department...
The report presents the findings of a study of the feasibility of using audio teleconferencing in administrative and technical functions of the Virgin...
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