A limited number of recycled tyre asphalt project grants are now available to counties in Kentucky that wish to test the durability of the material in future paving projects. The Energy and Environment department has announced that the second round of grant funding can be used for either chip seal or thin asphalt overlay pavement projects.
Rubber-Modified Asphalt Gaining Traction in Kentucky
Gary Logston is the manager of the recycling and local assistance branch in the Kentucky Division of Waste Management. He says the rubber-modified asphalt is expected to be more durable than standard app...
Rubber-Modified Asphalt Gaining Traction in Kentucky
Gary Logston is the manager of the recycling and local assistance branch in the Kentucky Division of Waste Management. He says the rubber-modified asphalt is expected to be more durable than standard app...
