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COUNCIL POST New technological innovations allow for cheaper, quicker and more efficient roadway maintenance. It’s time that we start leveraging the power of those technologies.
As electric vehicles become increasingly popular on roadways across the country, it raises the question—how will we pay for our roads in the future?With this central focus on data, the WZDx initiative is poised to make a significant impact on our roads by more accurately informing drivers of what’s ahead.This overwhelming amount of added weight on our roads can directly cause more stress and may eventually result in the failure of our paved roads.
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Erik van Rooyen eagles 18 to win World Wide Technology Championship, day Matt Kuchar's meltdownErik van Rooyen made a 16-foot eagle putt on the par-5 closing hole Sunday to win the World Wide Technology Championship, a day after Matt Kuchar squandered a six-stroke lead with a late meltdown. Playing alongside Kuchar at Tiger Woods-designed El Cardonal at Diamante, van Rooyen played the back nine in 8-under 28 in a 9-under 63.
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Erik van Rooyen eagles 18th to win World Wide Technology ChampionshipLOS CABOS, Mexico (AP) — Erik van Rooyen made a 16-foot eagle putt on the par-5 closing hole Sunday to win the World Wide Technology Championship, a day after Matt Kuchar squandered a six-stroke lead with a late meltdown.
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Adam Long hits 56-of-56 fairways at PGA Tour’s World Wide Technology ChampionshipThe last time a player hit every fairway across four days of PGA Tour play was in 1992 at the Memorial.
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