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Managing reclaimed asphalt. Highways and pavements

Publication Year

2024

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Provides practical guidance for managing reclaimed asphalt from its recovery and classification through to its storage, processing and reuse in highway works. It explains the technical, regulatory and quality-management considerations needed to ensure that reclaimed materials are handled consistently and incorporated into asphalt mixtures without compromising performance or compliance. Aimed at highway authorities, contractors and material suppliers, the guide promotes resource efficiency, waste reduction and lower-carbon road construction through the responsible use of reclaimed asphalt.

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Published: 18 December 2024.

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Association of Directors of Environment, Economy Planning and Transport

Represents Place directors from county, unitary and metropolitan authorities, along with Local Enterprise Partnerships and Corporate Partners drawn from key service sectors. ADEPT members are at the very heart of maximising sustainable growth in communities throughout the UK. We are delivering the projects that are key to unlocking broader economic success and creating more resilient communities, economies and infrastructure.