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White House Sends $100 Million for Roads and Bridges Damaged by Helene

Even as the southern U.S. braces for the impact of hurricane Milton, the recovery efforts in the wake of Helene are already underway. Concerns have been raised that funding for emergency relief may run out while congress is on break.

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Asphalt Industry Annual Training Guide 2024-2025

Key educational opportunities for asphalt plant operators and paving crews on topics like an milling, crushing, recycling, mix design, compaction, quality control, and more!

LeeBoy Helping Those Impacted Locally By Hurricane Helene

Based in Lincolnton, NC, hurrican Helene came right through their own backyard. With employees, associates, and other locals all effected by the storm damage, LeeBoy is doing their part to help those in need.

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Elgin Sweeper Unveils DualEyes Camera System for RegenX Sweepers

Elgin Sweeper Company, subsidiary of Federal Signal Corporation

The DualEyes Camera System supports visibility on the front right tire and front right corner of the sweeper in addition to the right-side broom.

The DualEyes Camera System supports visibility on the front right tire and front right corner of the sweeper in addition to the right-side broom.

EXCLUSIVE: BOMAG’s Big Bet on New Tech and Customer Connection

BOMAG Americas Inc.

The company cast its global vision of success centered on growing smart software, training, and an emphasis on listening to end users at 2025 Innovation Days.

Editor Brandon Noel sat down with Jonathan Stringham, VP of sales and marketing at BOMAG, while at BOMAG Innovation Days in Germany and took the opportunity to ask about BOMAG’s adoption strategy and future expansions in the North American market.

Removing Suspended Solids in Asphalt Transloading

Acme Engineering Prod. Inc

Automated scraper strainers paired with macerators eliminate high volumes of large, suspended solids from slurries for “set it and forget it” approach.

Adapting strainers for the specialized filtration of uncommon liquids and slurries requires not only expertise but also collaboration with the processor as well as some design iterations.

Wirtgen Introduces AutoPilot 2.0 Stringless Machine Control

Wirtgen Group, a John Deere Co.

Wirtgen's AutoPilot 2.0 system consists of a base station, a tablet computer and the control unit integrated in the paver.

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Topcon MC-Max Asphalt Paving and MC-Max Milling Solutions

Topcon Positioning Systems

The new solutions are currently compatible with OEM CAN-based systems and will be expanded to include compatibility with additional aftermarket systems.

The new solutions are currently compatible with OEM CAN-based systems and will be expanded to include compatibility with additional aftermarket systems.

Contractor Choice: Who Makes The Best Asphalt Paver?

In a post on the Facebook group Asphalt Life, which has a community of almost 220,000 global members, the question of which manufacturer makes the best asphalt paver was discussed across hundreds of comments. The results will surprise you!

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AEM Makes First Tour Stop at Weiler

AEM’s first stop on the AEM Manufacturing Express bus tour was at Weiler, which manufactures heavy equipment for the asphalt and road building industry, including remixing transfer vehicles, commercial pavers and more.

Weiler’s president and CEO, Pat Weiler thanked employees for the hard work and dedication during the AEM Manufacturing Express stop on July 1 in Knoxville, Iowa.

The Future Is Vocational | No Edge Lines Season 2 Episode 2

Eosso Brothers Paving

Brandon travels to see Eosso Brothers Paving in New Jersey, trains on an asphalt milling machine for the first time with a graduate of the local Ocean County Vocational Technical School (OCVTS), tours the program, and takes a stab at sealcoating a Wawa.

(Left) Brandon Noel, editor, (Right) Ben Brenner, Mill Operator, Eosso Brothers

How AI, Automation, and Tech Are Shaping Asphalt Industry

The machines that we use to pave, mill, and compact are getting smarter at an increasingly fast pace. Data capture and telematics give us all the pieces of the puzzle. How long before a system can put them all together better than human operators?

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