Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015

Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday Story 1 January 2015 Friday S
January 16, 2015 Read time: 1 min
The Highways Agency’s Traffic Speed Deflectometer
Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 3141 PIARC, 178 Caterpillar, 7924 PPRS 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015 Friday Product 1 January 2015

For more information on companies in this article

Related Content

  • Lobby harder and louder if you want better roads says UK transport politician Christopher Chope at PPRS Paris 2015
    February 24, 2015
    A huge leap in highway investment, more privately-run toll motorways and a stronger road industry lobby would all be welcomed by Christopher Chope, chairman of the UK’s highway maintenance all-party parliamentary group. Speaking exclusively to World Highways at the PPRS Paris 2015 pavement preservation and recycling summit, Chope said “yes, I would very much like to have a lot more capital investment in the roads sector. There are still too many pinch points out there … where one motorway meets another for
    Read More
  • Pavement Preservation Recycling Alliance Forum set for Niagara Falls
    May 18, 2015
    It has been just over three months since the first Pavement Preservation and Recycling Summit in Paris -- PPRS Paris 2015 -- and now the focus will shift to a similarly exciting forum in North America. Under the banner of the cooperative Pavement Preservation Recycling Alliance (PPRA), all specialists in the sector are invited to the beautiful Canadian city of Niagara Falls to share experiences on how to protect, maintain and rehabilitate road assets in the most cost effective manner while embracing recy
    Read More
  • Programme planned for Paris pavement preservation summit
    February 12, 2014
    Plans are now in hand for the AEMA-ARRA-ISSA-PPRA-IBEF-FP2 Pavement Preservation World Summit. This will be held from February 22nd – 25th 2015 at the Palais des Congrès Convention Center in the French capital, Paris. The website for the event is also in place: pprsparis2015.com and gives details of the programme. According to the organisers, the PPRS Paris 2015 event will provide a discussion focus for shared projects and ambitions. It follows the PPRA’s decision to organise an annual meeting in Paris in 2
    Read More
  • Not out of the woods yet, PPRS speaker tells delegates
    February 24, 2015
    The financial crisis may be easing but the geopolitical situation will continue to hamper heavy equipment sales for some years yet, according to David Phillips, head of Off Highway Research, based in the UK. Gone are the heady days of pre-2007, “when it was unbelievably easy to get credit” to buy machinery, Phillips told delegates during his presentation on day two of the Pavement Preservation and Recycling Summit in Paris this week. North America alone counted for up to half of world demand for equipment w
    Read More

Highlighted Content