In summary, implementing a lifecycle planning approach can help Fort Worth manage infrastructure demands more efficiently, optimizing both costs and performance as the city continues to grow. Planned maintenance can save Fort Worth over $780,000 per lane mile in maintenance costs over a 40-year period. COST SAVINGS Lifecycle planning extends infrastructure lifespan, delaying costly reconstruction and keeping roadways in better condition. EXTENDED LIFESPAN Proactive maintenance efforts maintain higher PCI scores, reducing wear and tear on infrastructure and providing smoother, safer roads for longer periods. ENHANCED DURABILITY CURRENT PAVEMENT CONDITIONS IN FORT WORTH Fort Worth’s pavement conditions vary significantly across the city, with distinct patterns of deterioration and well-maintained areas. As the city continues to grow and expand, maintaining and improving pavement quality is essential for safe and effi - cient transportation. The Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Map shown in Figure 02-17 illustrates the distribution of pavement conditions throughout Fort Worth, revealing key areas of concern and areas with better infrastructure quality:
Figure 02-17: Pavement Condition Index
Data Source: City of Fort Worth
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