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California Pavement Preservation Center
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CP2 Center WorkshopsTop of Page

One or two-day seminars and/or practical workshops will be scheduled on a routine basis around the state.  Topics include any of the following:
  • Pavement preservation techniques
  • Strategy selection for flexible and rigid pavements
  • Benefits of pavement preservation
  • Integrating pavement preservation into pavement management
  • Cost effectiveness of pavement preservation
  • Others on demand such as asphalt rubber and terminal blends


Technology Transfer ProgramTop of Page

UC Berkeley:  The Technology Transfer Program provides training, workshops, conferences, technical assistance and information resources in the transportation-related areas of planning and policy, traffic engineering, project development, infrastructure design and maintenance, safety, environmental issues, railroad and aviation.  The Technology Transfer Program is a division of the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
Please check back frequently for more information on planned seminars or workshops.
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