CAPRI brings together all stakeholders in the highway construction and maintenance industry working to improve asphalt pavement cost-effectiveness, sustainability, and safety. We are a consortium of all stakeholders including DOTs and other organizations that are improving asphalt pavements by addressing knowledge and research gaps in the industry.
CAPRI operates as a consortium of flexible pavement stakeholders open to all state, local, and federal highway agencies, industry associations, companies, academic institutions, and research organizations. Each participating entity may appoint one voting representative to CAPRI. NCAT manages administrative duties.
CAPRI can help familiarize you with new technologies that are ready to implement, and that can improve your asphalt pavements in sustainability, durability, and economy. CAPRI also allows you to be a part of the conversations that shape future research in the asphalt pavement industry.
Identify aspects of asphalt pavement performance and sustainability that need to be improved.
Identify technologies that can improve asphalt pavement performance and sustainability, evaluate the readiness level of those technology levels, and recommend strategies to move those technologies toward implementation.
Identify technologies and best practices that are ready for implementation and recommend strategies to move those into practice.
Assemble recommendations of research and technology transfer needs from other CAPRI subcommittees and other sources.