What is NOT included in daily pavement inspections?

Daily pavement inspections typically focus on the condition of the surface and identifying any immediate safety concerns or maintenance needs. Activities included in these inspections are assessing the buildup of rubber deposits, which can affect traction; checking for holes exceeding a specific size, as larger holes can pose a hazard to vehicles; and monitoring crack development, which is crucial for preventing further deterioration of the pavement.

Determining fuel spill response is generally not included in daily pavement inspections as it relates more to environmental safety and emergency response protocols than to the ongoing assessment of pavement condition. While it's important to manage fuel spills, this task typically falls under different safety and environmental management requirements rather than routine pavement inspections.