🚧 Why does road resurfacing take so long? It’s not just laying asphalt; it’s a carefully planned process that involves multiple challenges. 🛣 Traffic Management Nightmares: Crews must plan lane closures, detours, and temporary traffic signals to keep cars moving while they work. Major roads are often resurfaced at night or in off-peak hours, but this limits work time and slows progress. Emergency routes and public transport access also need to be factored in. ⚙️ Material & Equipment Logistics:

Interested in learning about Forsyth County’s road resurfacing process? In this clip of the latest edition of On the Move, Assistant Director of Engineering Tim Allen explains how roads are identified and chosen as paving projects. To learn more about road resurfacing operations, watch the full episode of On the Move, now featured on the updated Roads & Bridges webpage at www.forsythco.com/roads! | Forsyth County Georgia Government

Get a 360 look at our team resurfacing the roads! The resurfacing process starts when specialist machines break up the old, damaged road surface, removing the top layer of old asphalt. 🛣️After planing the old road surface, the road is then thoroughly swept by an industrial sweeper to ensure any debris is picked up. 🚧This makes the surface nice and smooth, ready for the new surface to be laid. #SaferRoads #RoadSafety #RoadResurfacing #AsphaltRepair #InfrastructureDevelopment #SurfaceRenewal | N

Road Improvements Update 🛣️ Carriageway resurfacing works have recently been completed on the Old Edinburgh Road, Bridge of Earn and Manse Road Caputh. This is part of our continued effort to maintain and improve the local road network with our partners Tayside Contracts. Thank you to everyone for your patience and co-operation while these essential works were carried out. | Perth and Kinross Council