Current
Civil & Structural Supplement
DMRB: Pavement
Details requirements for the implementation, material options, and aggregate selection for applying surface course materials for flexible and rigid pavements.
Pavement. Design. Supersedes CD 236 Surface course materials for construction (formerly CD 236 (rev. 3 inc. HD 36/06 and IAN 156/16), HD 37/99, HD 38/16, IAN 157/11, TA 81/16). Version 4.1.0 (NHW, 2022). Version 4 dated March 2020 - with additional requirements relating to coloured surfacing, central reserves and laybys. Version 4.0.1 issued July 2021 - making changes to the core document and Wales NAA. Incremental change made to notes and editorial updates. Version 4.1.0 issued December 2022 - changes made to core document, England NAA, Scotland NAA and Wales NAA. Version 4.2.0 dated September 2025. Incremental changes to requirements, based on 3 years experience of using CD 236 and cyclic review.
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