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NC Department of Transportation developing new method to reduce hydroplaning

ABC 11 June 20, 2024

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Some sections of pavement will soon look different on I-40 in Johnston County.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation and university research partners are developing a new method to enhance skid resistance along the state's highways.

The DOT said a " shotblasting " strategy is being evaluated and will generate more texture on the pavement surface to allow for better drainage during wet weather and enhance frictional force between the tire and pavement.

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NC Department of Transportation developing new method to reduce hydroplaning

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