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Russ Lanoie of Conway, N.H., writes: "Washboard is a direct function of traffic, especially fast moving traffic, usually on a dry road, regardless of whether it is upgrade or flat. Providing as hard and compact a surface as possible will help eliminate washboard. Good gravel with considerable fines helps to hold moisture. Calcium chloride increases the road's ability to retain moisture in dry seasons helping to consolidate it to help prevent washboard and other problems."

 

 

Mark Gavitt of Martin County, Florida, writes: "The grading schedule under normal weather conditions will be twice per week, Monday and Friday.

During extremely dry or wet weather grading

 

How Washboard is Formed
Washboard Roads: Rx for Repairs

 

 

frequency and the type of grading is subject to change. During very wet periods of time additional grading can be expected in order to repair damage caused by heavy or repeated rains. During very dry weather some roadways become very hard and therefore difficult to cut very deep with a grader. In very dry weather, grading of road surfaces will generally consist of light grading of the surface. This sometimes will result in the surface having a washboard effect sooner than desired. More effective road grading is accomplished when the road surface is damp and the washboard and potholes can be cut completely through and compacted back into a smooth driving surface.