The decline
in the condition of the road pavement surface occurs along with the influence
of excessive vehicle loads. Vehicles passing through the Mastrip - Joyoboyo Highway
section are dominated by heavy vehicles, triggering a decline in the condition
of the road pavement surface. The decrease in the pavement condition on the
Mastrip - Joyoboyo Highway section, if not taken seriously, is feared to cause
greater damage, thus hampering travel activities and resulting in accidents.
Based on these problems, this study aims to identify the type and level of
damage on the Mastrip - Joyoboyo Highway section, so that the value of the road
pavement condition is obtained as a reference for determining alternative
damage handling.
The data
collection method in this study was carried out through a direct survey related
to the type, level, and extent of damage in each segment. The value of the road
pavement condition was obtained using the Pavement Condition Index (PCI)
method, as well as the Routine Maintenance method for National Roads and
Provincial Roads, Bina Marga Standard Repair Method No.: 001-02 / M / BM / 2011,
as a reference for handling.
The results
of the road damage condition assessment are 62 segments in excellent condition,
15 segments in very good condition with the lowest PCI value of 76, namely in
segments 22, 77, and 79, and 6 segments are not damaged. Based on the damage
assessment obtained, the recommended handling on the Mastrip - Joyoboyo Highway
section is in the form of routine maintenance on 63 segments and overlay on 15
segments, but it needs to be re-considered if handling can be done before
overlay, namely patching holes on segments 31 and 53 due to the holes being
quite deep, and filling cracks on segment 60 due to fairly severe longitudinal
cracks, and smoothing of bumps and drops on segments 42 and 46 is required.
Keywords : Damage, PCI, Road Maintenance, Bina Marga