How Much Does it Cost to
It’s no secret that preventative maintenance efforts are an effective way to extend the lives of your roads.
According to American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), reconstructing roads after they’ve deteriorated can cost more than three times the cost of preventative maintenance!
So, just how much does it cost to pave one mile of road?
Every Road Paving Plan is Different
The cost of paving a road depends on where it’s located, how wide it is, and several other factors — however, a good rule of thumb is that every mile of road costs at least one million dollars to repave, taking into account labor, equipment, and pavement expenses.
Preventative maintenance can help you avoid the cost of completely repaving a road and allows your road maintenance budget to go further- nearly three times further!
Start Making Smarter Decisions Today
To develop an informed preventative maintenance plan, you need to be able view, analyze, and understand the condition of your road network. That’s where RoadBotics can help.
With RoadBotics new Image Logger tool, you can create a comprehensive inventory of your infrastructure with the RoadSense app. Start making better data-driven decisions today while maintaining a history of your infrastructure over time, including sidewalks, trails, and more. If you can capture it on video, we can create an image log.
Sources:
- M&S Engineering, a RoadBotics Enterprise Partner
- American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and The Road Information Project. (2009). “Rough Roads Ahead: Fix Them Now or Pay for It Later.” http://roughroads.transportation.org/.
How Much Does it Cost to
Pave 1 Mile of Road?
It’s no secret that preventative maintenance efforts are an effective way to extend the lives of your roads.
According to American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), reconstructing roads after they’ve deteriorated can cost more than three times the cost of preventative maintenance!
So, just how much does it cost to pave one mile of road?
Every Road Paving Plan is Different
The cost of paving a road depends on where it’s located, how wide it is, and several other factors — however, a good rule of thumb is that every mile of road costs at least one million dollars to repave, taking into account labor, equipment, and pavement expenses.
Preventative maintenance can help you avoid the cost of completely repaving a road and allows your road maintenance budget to go further- nearly three times further!
Start Making Smarter Decisions Today
To develop an informed preventative maintenance plan, you need to be able view, analyze, and understand the condition of your road network. That’s where RoadBotics can help.
With RoadBotics new Image Logger tool, you can create a comprehensive inventory of your infrastructure with the RoadSense app. Start making better data-driven decisions today while maintaining a history of your infrastructure over time, including sidewalks, trails, and more. If you can capture it on video, we can create an image log.
Sources:
- M&S Engineering, a RoadBotics Enterprise Partner
- American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and The Road Information Project. (2009). “Rough Roads Ahead: Fix Them Now or Pay for It Later.” http://roughroads.transportation.org/.
