NRRA: Third-Year Performance Study of Highway 4 Jointless Fiber-Reinforced Concrete (FRC) RoundaboutStatus: CompleteReport Date: 04/25/2022 Summary: The use of roundabouts in rural areas of the US is growing rapidly. For roundabouts constructed with concrete pavement, joint layout can be especially challenging. To reduce the need for sophisticated joint layouts, consideration is being given to constructing roundabouts without joints and instead utilizing structural fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) to bridge any cracks that might occur. In 2018, Minnesota’s first jointless FRC pavement roundabout was constructed at the intersection of Minnesota Trunk Highway 4 and County State Aid Highway 29. National Road Research Alliance (NRRA) sponsored a study to document the construction and performance of Minnesota’s first jointless FRC roundabout. One of the key objectives was to carry out a three-year performance monitoring regimen of the roundabout to better understand its in situ performance when exposed to traffic loading and environmental conditions. This report documents the third-year performance of the roundabout. Final Deliverables: Report #NRRA202201 Related Materials: Related Research: