Industry reference
Source-led pavement data for property owners, facility managers, writers, and anyone tracking how asphalt is built, maintained, and reused.
Last updated: October 30, 2026
The numbers in context
These figures bring together public transportation data and industry reporting on pavement scale, condition, recycling, and preservation. They are useful context for planning work, reporting on infrastructure, and understanding why early maintenance decisions matter.
Public-road statistics do not describe the condition of any individual parking lot or facility. A property-specific scope should always begin with an on-site review of traffic, drainage, visible distress, and the pavement structure.
94%
The National Asphalt Pavement Association reports that asphalt surfaces about 94% of the nation’s 2.8 million paved road miles.
Source: National Asphalt Pavement Association, Asphalt Pavement Facts, accessed October 2026100 million tons
NAPA reports that the industry reclaims 100 million tons of old pavement annually and reuses 95% of it.
Source: National Asphalt Pavement Association, Asphalt Pavement Facts, accessed October 20268,844,304
Federal Highway Administration data puts total estimated U.S. public-road lane mileage at 8,844,304 in 2022.
Source: Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2022, Table HM-260, 2022 data63%
For 2024, FHWA reported 139,614 National Highway System miles in good condition, 57,218 acceptable, and 21,274 poor.
Source: Federal Highway Administration, Our Nation’s Highways 2026, 2024 condition data83%
FDOT’s February 2026 fast facts report lists 83% of State Highway System pavement in good condition for 2025.
Source: Florida Department of Transportation, Fast Facts, 2025 condition data46,031.6
FDOT’s 2024 State Highway System summary reports 12,273.3 centerline miles and 46,031.6 lane miles statewide.
Source: Florida Department of Transportation, 2024 State Highway System Summary, 2024 data332.8
In 2024, FDOT reported 128.8 centerline miles, 332.8 lane miles, and 1.454 million daily vehicle miles traveled on the State Highway System in Suwannee County.
Source: Florida Department of Transportation, 2024 State Highway System Summary, 2024 data5 to 10 years
FHWA’s pavement preservation compendium says preventive maintenance can extend pavement life an average of 5 to 10 years when applied to the right pavement at the right time.
Source: Federal Highway Administration, Pavement Preservation Compendium, 2005 publicationSources and method
Each statistic links directly to its original public or industry source. Publication dates and reporting years vary, so every figure is labeled with the date supplied by its source. We refresh this page when key sources publish newer figures or when a link changes.
The page is a general reference, not an engineering assessment, project specification, or prediction of pavement life for a particular property.
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Suggested citation: Advanta Asphalt, “Asphalt Pavement Statistics: U.S. and Florida Data,” updated October 30, 2026, https://advantaasphalt.com/asphalt-pavement-statistics.
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