IPMA provides video on in-place recycling of road surfaces (VIDEO)

This video from International Pavement Management (IPMA) discusses hot in-place surface recycling job sites in the US state of Georgia. Presenter Blair Barnhardt talks to Brian Frix from Rockdale County and Mike Lehner from Cobb County DOT about their successes with their pavement management programmes.
July 4, 2013 Read time: 1 min
This video from 7410 International Pavement Management (IPMA) discusses hot in-place surface recycling job sites in the US state of Georgia. Presenter Blair Barnhardt talks to Brian Frix from Rockdale County and Mike Lehner from Cobb County DOT about their successes with their pavement management programmes.

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