Municipalities are responsible for planning, constructing, and maintaining resilient infrastructure in the contemporary urban landscape. Recognizing the pivotal role of information management in meeting this challenge, this study focuses on municipal road preservation to identify opportunities where Asset Information Management (AIM) can be effectively leveraged. Based on a case study and an analysis of macroscopic trends, this research provides valuable insights to guide municipalities through the complexities of modern infrastructure management. In a previous article, the authors have formulated consequences and requirements for information management in municipal building administrations resulting from macroscopic changes. The present contribution aims to highlight areas where efficient AIM can be utilized in the field of municipal road preservation. The results are divided into two main sections. Firstly, the restoration process in municipal road preservation is analyzed as a sample. Secondly, the effects of macroscopic trends on the various phases of municipal road preservation processes are analyzed. The results are presented using a matrix that analyses the influence of these trends on the various process steps and underlines the support potential of AIM.