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Pushing Paperless: e-Ticketing for Road, Bridge Projects Takes Off

Pushing Paperless: e-Ticketing for Road, Bridge Projects Takes Off

Electronic tickets sent by app, tablet or computer would eventually replace the reams of paper that moves to and from the aggregate, asphalt and concrete plants; road and bridge jobsites; and the DOTs.

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https://www.equipmentworld.com/better-roads/article/15291483/the-push-for-paperless-dot-road-bridge-projects-taking-off

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