Q11. The first step in the process of pavement management is to: a) establishing project priorities b) secure data about the condition of each pavement section in the system. c) establishing options d) forecasting performance e) none of the answers Q12. A 8000 lb is placed on a two tires of a locked-wheel trailer. At a speed of 52 mil/h, 800 lb is required to move the device. The surface type assuming that treaded tires were used is: a) smooth b) fine-textured, rounded c) fine-textured, gritty d) coarse - textured, rounded e) coarse-textured, gritty

Q11. The first step in the process of pavement management is to: a) establishing project priorities b) secure data about the condition of each pavement section in the system. c) establishing options d) forecasting performance e) none of the answers Q12. A 8000 lb is placed on a two tires of a locked-wheel trailer. At a speed of 52 mil/h, 800 lb is required to move the device. The surface type assuming that treaded tires were used is: a) smooth b) fine-textured, rounded c) fine-textured, gritty d) coarse - textured, rounded e) coarse-textured, gritty

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter21: Pavement Management

Section: Chapter Questions

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