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This set of photos presents crack & seat and asphalt overlay of local roads. Note the use of profile milling of existing concrete to correct the cross-slope and to reduce the thickness of asphalt overlay in the gutter.
Crack & Seat Concrete Pavement with Asphalt Overlay Projects – Southeast Wisconsin Local Roads, 1983-2024
List of projects
Articles Crack & Seat Local Roads
Jun 21, 2016
Norwalk Uses Crack & Seat to Rehabilitate Roadways
Description of how a city and its engineering firm are using crack & seat and asphalt overlay to rehabilitate failing concrete pavements.