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TxDOT; Working For You – February 8, 2008
Posted: February 8th, 2008, 9:59pm PST
Enclosure: [download]
TxDOT's Longview Maintenance Section overlays the intersection of US 80 and Bill Owens Parkway in Longview as part of a project to rehabilitate a series of intersections along US 80 in in that area. Crews sweep the area to be paved, spray a thin layer of adhesive asphalt, then lay down fresh hot mix. Heavy traffic conditions cause the work to be done at a slower-than-normal pace to avoid accidents.