Rural roads make up a large portion of India's road network but are difficult to survey manually due to the labor intensive process. This document proposes partially automating rural road surveys using low-cost ultrasonic sensors to help rural engineers more easily collect pavement condition data like cracks and rut depths. The sensors would be integrated into a frame attached to a vehicle to allow for easier collection of standardized data on distresses affecting flexible and rigid pavements. This collected data could then be analyzed using a programmed interface to help evaluate pavement conditions.