Rubberized asphalt can be used wherever conventional asphalt concrete or bituminous surface treatments would be used. It can serve as a surface treatment, hot mix or as a crack sealant.

A recently-released study shows rubberized asphalt installed on portions of the Garden Grove (22) Freeway only minutely reduces the noise generated by five lanes of traffic. In 2006, the Orange ...

The northbound lanes of Interstate 17 in Phoenix will close between Glendale and Dunlap from 10:00 p.m. on Friday, until 5:00 a.m. on Monday, due to roadwork that includes the laying of a new ...

Asphalt pavement is about 95 percent crushed stone and sand, with the remaining 5 percent liquid heated to bind it together. The asphalt contains recycled rubber that only replaces some of that ...

Rubberized asphalt could cost an extra $10 per ton, compared to traditional asphalt. (The DOT can pave about 700 tons of roadway in Staten Island each day.) ...

The city of La Cañada Flintridge recently won a $123,500 grant from the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery’s Rubberized Pavement Program for rubberized asphalt, known for ...

Other states use rubberized asphalt, but Michigan wants to know more about how it works as seasons change. David Hand, chairman of the school's civil and environmental engineering department, ...

In a white paper titled “Asphalt-Rubber 45 Years of Progress,” author George Way, chief engineer of the consulting company Consulpav International, Walnut Creek, Calif., notes that the American ...

An NBC 10 viewer wrote in to Ask Alison about rubberized asphalt chip seal and why Rhode Island doesn’t use it statewide. Thu, 15 May 2025 09:52:28 GMT (1747302748282) Story Infinite Scroll ...

The New York City Department of Transportation hopes that new, rubberized asphalt will make for longer-lasting roads; and it's testing its new mixture on a few hundred yards of West Fingerboard ...