Updating MnDOT Guidance for Using Shredded Tires in Roadway ConstructionStatus: CompleteReport Date: 07/31/2013 Summary: This project synthesized published research about the use of tire-derived products in roadway construction, with a focus on the use of shredded tires in lightweight fill, retaining wall backfill, insulation layers, drainage layers and capillary moisture breaks. The information collected will be used in a review of MnDOT's standards, which were based mainly on research conducted in the 1980s and 1990s. Final Deliverables: Use of Tire Derived Products (TDP) in Roadway Construction (Report #2013-20) Updating MnDOT Guidance for Using Shredded Tires in Roadway Construction (Research Summary) Related Materials: Related Research: Project Personnel: Principal Investigator: Matthew Oman Technical Liaison: Blake Nelson Project Coordinator: Shirlee Sherkow Panel Members: Dan Vleck - MPCA Resource Management Harold Bottolfson - Environmental Stewardship Matthew Oman - Mathy Construction Megan Hoppe - Braun Intertec Rhani Bahr - Liberty Tire Recycling Tammy Schmitz - Frist State Tire Recycling