As a MPO, MTC advocates Transportation Asset Management to "maximize system performance, improve customer satisfaction, and minimize
life-cycle costs."
"The Bay Area is one of the first regions in
the country to implement a pavement management system that is
used by nearly all of its localities." -
FHWA recognized StreetSaver as an effective asset
management program.
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California Streets in Crisis
The biennial study, powered by StreetSaver, shows that the statewide PCI has deteriorated to 66 in 2012 from 68 in 2008. In 4 years, it will cost $14 billion more to maintain our local streets and roads....More
StreetSaver is Compliant with ASTM D6433
Since inception, StreetSaver users have enjoyed the simplicity of using the seven modified ASTM D6433 distresses for pavement evaluation. Now, StreetSaver offers the option of evaluating pavement distress in full compliance with ASTM D6433.
MTC's RSRP provides assistance to Bay Area cities and counties
with their pavement management needs. The RSRP support structure
includes: user meetings, technology transfer sessions, training
to address common aspects of pavement management, and teaches
users about current software tools.
StreetSaver® v.9 is a tool helping cities and counties make
informed, and timely, decisions about their pavements - preventing
problems through judicious maintenance, and diagnosing and repairing
problems that exist in a cost-effective manner.
To be eligible to receive funding, please make sure all the Bay Area cities and counties are certified.
To check your PMS Certification status gohere. StreetSaver User Forum
Explore our new User Forum on StreetSaver® v.9 . You can join in online discussions with MTC Technical Support and other users to find solutions to you software related questions. Consultant Listing
Do you work for a jurisdiction interested in locating a consultant who uses StreetSaver®? An updated consultant list is posted on this site for your convenience. Local Streets & Roads Working Group
Want to find the most current agenda or meeting minutes? Now this and other information is contained on a page specifically dedicated to LS&R activities.
For more information regarding the Pavement Management Program please e-mail pavement@mtc.ca.gov