Surface Distress is a type of pavement degradation phenomenon characterized by physical imperfections or structural irregularities that manifest on the surface layer of a roadway, distinguishing it from subsurface or systemic failures by directly affecting skid resistance, ride quality, and surface functionality.
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On Competing Failure Modes in Rolling Contact
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