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Independence adopts RoadAI for annual pavement scoring; staff say it speeds project delivery and reduces survey costs
Summary
City staff told the Street Improvement Oversight Committee that switching to an annual RoadAI pavement scoring service reduced survey costs and allowed the city to assemble a Geobond overlay contract for roughly 50'160 miles in under four months, and they described how PCI guides maintenance choices.
At its Jan. 14 meeting, the Street Improvement Oversight Committee heard a technical briefing on the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) and the city's new RoadAI pavement-survey system, which staff said provides annual condition data at a fraction of the cost of five-year external surveys.
Zane McKinney, assistant director of municipal services, told the committee PCI is an ASTM-standard score used across the industry to rate pavement from 1 to 100 and to guide whether streets need crack sealing, chip seal, microsurfacing, mill-and-overlay or full reconstruction. He said preventative…
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