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Implementation of the Austroads Asphalt Mix Design Method: 2010-11
  • Publication no: AP-T222-13
  • ISBN: 978-1-921991-70-7
  • Published: 16 January 2013

This is the third annual report on the activities of Austroads member authorities in implementing the Austroads mix design procedure. Each road agency provided information for the report summarising their position with regard to the move to adopting the Austroads mix design method.

  • 1. INTRODUCTION
  • 2. IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
    • 2.1. Roads and Maritime Services, New South Wales
    • 2.2. Roads Corporation, Victoria (VicRoads)
    • 2.3. Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland
      • 2.3.1. MRTS30 Requirements
      • 2.3.2. TMR Heavy Duty Specification Requirements
      • 2.3.3. Future Directions
    • 2.4. Main Roads Western Australia
    • 2.5. Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, South Australia
    • 2.6. Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources, Tasmania
    • 2.7. Department of Lands and Planning, Northern Territory
    • 2.8. ACT Department of Territory and Municipal Services
    • 2.9. NZ Transport Agency
  • REFERENCES
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