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Federal Highway Administration
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Washington, DC 20590
202-366-4000


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Concrete is being paved on a roadway. The concrete paving equipment is shown along with traffic control for the bypassing vehicles.

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Webinars

Concrete Overlay Feasibility Strategies Webinar (Apr. 2023) [Recording] [PowerPoint]

  • EDC-6 TOPS Overview (5:21)
  • Intro to Concrete Overlay Feasibility Strategies (16:43)
  • Q&A (1:21:33)

Concrete over Concrete Unbonded Overlays Webinar (Nov. 2022) [Recording] [PowerPoint]

  • EDC-6 TOPS Overview (5:07)
  • Intro to Concrete Overlay on Concrete - Unbonded (11:33)
  • North Carolina Unbonded Concrete Overlays on I-85 in North Carolina (52:41)
  • Q&A (1:16:47)

Concrete over Asphalt Bonded Overlays Webinar (Aug. 2022) [Recording] [PowerPoint]

  • EDC-6 TOPS Overview (4:50)
  • Intro to Concrete Overlay on Asphalt - Bonded (15:20)
  • Colorado Concrete Overlay Case Study (1:13:26)
  • Q&A (1:23:02)

Concrete Overlays Webinar (Jan. 2022) [ Recording ] [PowerPoint]

  • EDC-6 TOPS Overview (2:35)
  • Intro to Concrete Overlays (9:45)
  • Challenges (11:03)
  • Maintaining Existing Pavements (12:01)
  • Value Proposition (19:08)
  • Why Not Use Concrete Overlays More? (35:56)
  • How to Get Started (40:34)
  • Project Highlights (44:19)
  • Q&A (1:00)
Updated: 04/16/2024
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