It's no secret that America's roads are in a bad state. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' (ASCE) infrastructure report card, our country's roads currently sit on a flat D. Since 97 percent of road operation and maintenance falls onto the shoulders of local and state governments, they have to work independently to develop and finance their own pavement management plans. The road assessment process is time-consuming, expensive, and subject to human error. The ASCE recommends governments to prioritize maintenance to maximize the lifespan of roads and to consider other ways of funding beyond motor taxes. Without a proper pavement management plan, municipalities risk falling behind on repairs.

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