Milling Machine Helps Finish the Job on NYC Arterial | Roadtec.com Milling Machine Helps Finish the Job on NYC Arterial First Avenue in New York City has to rank as one of the busiest city streets in the world. It is a concrete roadway that spans five lanes wide; traffic runs one way to the north. The avenue carries passenger vehicles, taxis, buses and trucks that total into the thousands every day. Over the years, First Avenue in the city’s Upper East Side had become polished, cracked, spalled, faulted and patched withasphalt in various locations. So the city decided to rehabilitate 52 blocks of the roadway, in a combined effort between the Department of Design and Construction (DDC) and the Department of Transportation (DOT). The most cost-effective solution, the city determined, was

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