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When the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) designs a pavement project, the decision for Quality Control/Quality Assurance (QC/QA) or non‐QC/QA is made solely based on the quantity of pavement materials. However, the actual risk will vary depending on the severity of road conditions. The question is how to differentiate the quality testing efforts according to the severity of road conditions in order to balance required testing resources. The authors found that the number of commercial vehicles (CV) and heat index (HI: number of hot days/freezing index) can be used as criteria in classifying the road conditions. Using these two criteria, CV and HI, road sections are classified into four classes and different testing guidelines are provided for different classes.

Comprehensive Testing Guidelines to Increase Efficiency in INDOT Operations