The global transportation infrastructure market is projected to reach $4.4 trillion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 5.2% (Allied Market Research), with pavement rehabilitation accounting for over 35% of annual road maintenance budgets in developed nations. This Comprehensive Pavement Design and Rehabilitation Techniques course combines Pavement Design and Rehabilitation Strategies for Roads with Rehabilitation Techniques for Pavement, offering professionals a holistic understanding of modern pavement engineering. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), 43% of U.S. public roadways are in poor or mediocre condition, underscoring the urgent need for advanced design and rehabilitation expertise to extend pavement service life while optimizing costs.
This course provides an in-depth exploration of both flexible and rigid pavement systems, covering AASHTO design methods, subgrade evaluation, and cutting-edge rehabilitation technologies. Participants will examine structural enhancement techniques, including perpetual pavements, cold in-place recycling, and Superpave mix designs, which can increase pavement longevity by 40-60% (National Asphalt Pavement Association). The curriculum integrates mechanistic-empirical design principles with life-cycle cost analysis (LCCA), enabling engineers to balance performance, sustainability, and budgetary constraints.
Key Highlights of the Training:
Master AASHTO design methodologies for flexible and rigid pavements, including Darwin and PCA software applications.
Evaluate subgrade soils using advanced classification systems and drainage optimization techniques.
Implement rehabilitation strategies for asphalt, concrete, and composite pavements based on distress analysis and structural evaluation.
Apply Superpave volumetric mix design to enhance climate and traffic resistance.
Conduct life-cycle cost analyses to justify rehabilitation investments with ROI-driven decision-making.
Explore sustainable practices, including foamed asphalt, RAP integration, and cold recycling.
With global infrastructure investments exceeding $1.5 trillion annually (World Bank), this course equips professionals to address pavement deterioration proactively, reduce lifecycle costs, and align with international standards such as MEPDG (Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide).

Key Takeaways:

• Master AASHTO design methodologies for flexible and rigid pavements, including Darwin and PCA software applications.
• Evaluate subgrade soils using advanced classification systems and drainage optimization techniques.
• Implement rehabilitation strategies for asphalt, concrete, and composite pavements based on distress analysis and structural evaluation.
• Apply Superpave volumetric mix design to enhance climate and traffic resistance.
• Conduct life-cycle cost analyses to justify rehabilitation investments with ROI-driven decision-making.
• Explore sustainable practices, including foamed asphalt, RAP integration, and cold recycling.

• Master AASHTO design methodologies for flexible and rigid pavements, including Darwin and PCA software applications.
• Evaluate subgrade soils using advanced classification systems and drainage optimization techniques.
• Implement rehabilitation strategies for asphalt, concrete, and composite pavements based on distress analysis and structural evaluation.
• Apply Superpave volumetric mix design to enhance climate and traffic resistance.
• Conduct life-cycle cost analyses to justify rehabilitation investments with ROI-driven decision-making.
• Explore sustainable practices, including foamed asphalt, RAP integration, and cold recycling.