Better planning for better road maintenance: reducing transportation and maintenance costs by focusing maintenance on the sections that need it most
MA Brown
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MA Brown
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Growing transportation costs have led FERlC's member companies to request assistance in improving the management of their road systems, thereby lowering road maintenance costs. In response, FERle developed a modified approach to grading that met their needs. This approach involves focusing road maintenance on the road segments that most need grading, thereby making the most efficient use of graders, lowering grading costs, and improving the performance of the roads.
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Growing transportation costs have led FERlC's member companies to request assistance in improving the management of their road systems, thereby lowering road maintenance costs. In response, FERle developed a modified approach to grading that met their needs. This approach involves focusing road maintenance on the road segments that most need grading, thereby making the most efficient use of graders, lowering grading costs, and improving the performance of the roads.
Key concepts: Highway maintenance, Planned maintenance, Transport engineering, Business, Risk analysis (engineering), Operations management, Engineering