Motorists on state primary and secondary routes in all 11 of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 2’s counties may see unique survey vehicles on the roadway over the next few weeks. The vehicles will travel approximately 1,761 miles of state roadway across the district in the coming weeks. Motorists who encounter one of the SCRIM vehicles can expect some slight delays as these large vehicles travel slightly slower than the posted speed limit. In 2020, KYTC awarded WDM USA a contract to perform annual continuous friction data collection on approximately 15,000 miles of Interstate, Parkway, State Primary, and State Secondary roads. Survey data is being used to evaluate the relationship between friction and crashes on KYTC-maintained roads and to assist in making better informed decisions about materials, maintenance and safety countermeasure selection.