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PAVEMENT STUDY STRETCHES REHABILITATION BUDGET

R M Anderson

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The author discusses the pavement evaluation study performed by engineering firms that enable a city to select rehabilitation and maintenance methods that are most cost-effective.

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The author discusses the pavement evaluation study performed by engineering firms that enable a city to select rehabilitation and maintenance methods that are most cost-effective.

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The author discusses the pavement evaluation study performed by engineering firms that enable a city to select rehabilitation and maintenance methods that are most cost-effective.

Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Engineering, Transport engineering, Environmental science, Forensic engineering, Civil engineering, Medicine, Physical therapy

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