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Improvement of widening joint design and construction practices for flexible pavements.

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    Few guidelines exist statewide, or even nationwide, for assisting designers in selecting

    appropriate roadway widening techniques. Current Florida Department of Transportation

    (FDOT) specifications provide a basic framework for widening hot-mix asphalt (HMA)

    pavements. However, the existing guidance does not address alternative construction techniques

    and treatments used in current practice for constructing more durable longitudinal joints.

    This report identifies factors impacting the performance of flexible road widening with a focus

    on the longitudinal joint between existing pavements and new widening sections. A review of

    available literature related to lane widening of HMA roadway pavements was conducted, and an

    eight-page questionnaire was developed and distributed to State highway agencies (SHAs),

    research centers, and industry to determine the state-of-the-practice regarding the design and

    construction of longitudinal joints in widened roadway sections.

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