NTL-HIGHWAY/ROAD TRANSPORTATION-Construction and Maintenance;NTL-PLANNING AND POLICY-PLANNING AND POLICY;
Abstract:
Past efforts include data analysis and reporting performance and outcomes for signs, pavement, shoulders, roadsides, drainage, traffic, and bridges. In
the 2005 Compass report, measures for bridge inspection and maintenance were added, and historic data was transformed from District to Regionlevels.
In 2006, Compass reports began presenting trends for pavement condition associated with the agency’s biennial inspection cycle. In addition,
starting from 2006 the Compass report took on a slightly more customer-focus by presenting overall results as a report card and by organizing the
measures according to their maintenance objectives such as safety, stewardship, and aesthetics. Starting from 2008, pavement condition is presented
based on the PMMS (Pavement Maintenance Management System) data.
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