After majoring in environmental engineering at the University of Florida, Kenneth Holton, P.E. served as a municipal engineer for 24 years, managing 1,200 miles of roadway. The robust pavement management program he developed while there incorporated all levels of pavement preservation including recycling and reconstruction. He is an acknowledged industry leader in this area, and played in instrumental role in the development of the PAVER pavement management software. Ken is currently working as a technical consultant with PTI, where he helps agencies secure proven, sustainable technologies for America’s roadways. He remains actively involved with the American Public Works Association (APWA) and the National Center for Pavement Preservation, and is a founding member of the Florida Pavement Preservation Council.
Posted on: 01 Jul 2021
What comes to mind when you hear the words asphalt surface treatments? The term asphalt surface treatments is used to cover a vast range of materials that are typically surface coatings made up of materials using asphalt emulsions and often-times a combination of asphalt emulsions and aggregates. Typically, these materials are placed in a thin […]
Read MorePosted on: 30 Apr 2021
Charleston County, SC, recently launched a pilot program using PTI’s A.R.A.‑1 Ti® asphalt rejuvenator sealer to treat Lowcountry roadways.
Read MorePosted on: 24 Nov 2020
If pavement preservation and maintenance is your responsibility, ponder for a moment: What is my goal in managing the pavement asset I am responsible for? Am I merely attempting to prolong (at any cost) the time interval between resurfacing cycles? Am I attempting to satisfy a political agenda? Am I being pressured to implement maintenance […]
Read MorePosted on: 06 Apr 2020
We see and use them every day, and yet we totally underestimate their value. Most people never give them a second thought. But let them get rough or cause damage to our vehicles, and suddenly we take notice. I am of course describing our pavements…the path that runs through our communities, the ribbon that ties […]
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