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Using RMA to Advance Sustainability and Durability in Roadways in the Midwest

Rubber-Modified Asphalt (RMA) is gaining momentum across key Midwest states through successful pilot projects and evolving state specifications. This webinar showcases real-world results from Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana, demonstrating how strategic industry-government collaboration is advancing sustainability and durability in roadway infrastructure while maximizing recycled tire utilization. What the Webinar Covered: • Current status of RMA specifications, pilot initiatives and adoption trends within these three states • Economic and performance impacts of RMA in regional projects, supported by local case studies • Key policy drivers, barriers and pathways for integrating RMA into state and municipal infrastructure projects • Environmental benefits and recycling impact data of RMA specific to Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan This is a recording of the webinar, Using RMA to Advance Sustainability and Durability in Roadways in the Midwest, part of the "The Road to 100% Tire Circularity: ELTs Going Full Circle" webinar series brought to you by the Tire Recycling Foundation in collaboration with the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association.