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Pembury Bypass, Kent
Location: Pembury
Date: 1987
Client: Kent County Council
Innovation: 1st UK application of Flushing SBM base and subbase
JK Role: Pavement designer for client and paving sub-contractor for main contractor

Pembury bypass, Kent
Pembury bypass, Kent
Pembury bypass, Kent
Pembury bypass, Kent

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