Porous asphalt is an environmentally friendly tool for stormwater management.

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One of the earliest examples of a porous asphalt pavement is the parking lot for the visitor center at Walden Pond State Reservation in Massachusetts, which was constructed in 1977.	Perpetual asphalt pavements can actually be built thinner than traditional pavements.	America's roads represent an asset valued at more than $2.4 trillion.	Want to save 10% on fuel costs?
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