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Got my results yesterday too. BIG OLD P for pass. Did it the first time around. Can't believe it.

I too felt it wasn't that difficult. I felt you had to look up more information in the green book.

According to NCEES for April 2010 exam the breadth portion for Water Resources and Environmental has a topic on stormwater collection (e.g., stormwater inlets, gutter flow, street flow, storm sewer pipes.) Are there any study guides with said topics? I didn't see anything in the CERM. Also...

I'm preparing to design a concrete sidewalk on existing pavement, (Asphalt and Concrete). The sidewalk will be an island for pickup and drop off of pedestrians from a bus. My approach is to consider the sidewalk as a concrete overlay which is unbonded. This approach will allow the existing...

I thought we were the only one's that do it this way. However, it makes life so much easier when you put into the contract that the Contractor needs to provide As-Built drawings. We do more site work so its not that difficult.

We removed it from all our construction jobs in NJ. I deal with Airport pavements and after many years of debate the FAA does not require it anymore. Plus that stuff is messy.

Usually there's charts to help you with this. A good book is the Asphalt Handbook. http://www.asphaltinstitute.org/store_prod...asp?inve_id=443 Besides doing a SPT you should have the testing lab get a bulk sample and perform an unsoaked CBR test to determine the CBR value of the subgrade...