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Pavement Integrity Index

Pavement Integrity Index (PII) is a combined index of the pavement faults in sealed road surfaces used widely in New Zealand. It is a ‘weighted sum’ of the pavement defects divided by total lane length. PII combines surface faults (CI) with rutting and shoving.

A High PII corresponds to high pavement integrity.

Related Pages

  • Pavement Condition Index

External Links & References

  1. Waikato District Council
  2. Google Search
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