| dc.description.abstract | Sustainable road development plays a crucial role in
strengthening the resilience and sustainability of road
infrastructure, which not only supports community mobility, but
also accelerates economic growth and strengthens connectivity
between regions more efficiently and sustainably. Good or fair
condition road (GFCR) are vital to support economic and social
activities, but require continuous maintenance to prevent
premature damage and high maintenance costs. This study aims
to identify the main criteria that form the basis for decision-
making in maintaining roads with good or fair service
conditions, and to formulate strategic solutions that integrate a
multi-criteria decision-making approach that integrates
technical, social, economic and environmental factors. The
research method involves the use of quantitative and qualitative
indicators, with data analysis using descriptive statistics and
consensus methods to reach agreement among stakeholders. The
results of the study indicate that road conditions (0,331), traffic
characteristics (0,166) and safety (0,110) are the main factors in
decision-making, while stakeholder involvement (0,066) and
compliance with regional spatial plans (0,083) also play an
important role in determining optimal policies. This study
provides important insights for planning and managing road
infrastructure that supports sustainable, efficient and responsive
development policies to community needs. | en_US |
