The　objectives　of　this　review　paper　are　to　document　current　practices　in　wet-freeze　climate　zones　and　introduce　emerging　technologies　that　would　be　largely　implemented　in　wet-freeze　climate　zones　in　the　near　future.　A　current　practice　is　defined　as　a　procedure　that　has　been　shown　by　research　or　experience　to　produce　acceptable　results　and　that　is　established　or　proposed　as　a　standard　suitable　for　widespread　adaptation.　An　emerging　technology　is　defined　as　a　technique　or　a　material　that　can　improve　the　asphalt　pavement　performance,　partly　replace　general　materials,　and　contribute　to　more　sustainable　asphalt　pavements.　This　review　identified　the　criteria　used　to　determine　locations　in　the　United　States　and　two　Canadian　provinces　with　a　similar　wet-freeze　climate.　In　addition,　asphalt　binders,　asphalt　additives/modifiers,　asphalt　mixture　types,　reclaimed　asphalt　mixtures,　asphalt　mixture　test　methods,　asphalt　mixture　design　methods,　and　deicers　were　reviewed.　This　review　concluded　with　some　recommendations　in　terms　of　using　environmentally　friendly　materials　and　selecting　cracking　and　rutting　failure　criteria　to　design　asphalt　mixtures　with　enhanced　performance　in　wet-freeze　climates.　(C)　2018　Elsevier　Ltd.　All　rights　reserved.