With the complex geological structure, Indonesia is prone to serious disasters, such as: earthquakes and volcanic eruption with damage infrastructures in a short period of time and, moreover, the second phenomena, such as tsunamis and landslide. In recent years disaster caused by earthquake were occured in many place of Indonesia, such as tsunamis in Aceh on the morning of December 26, 2004, and Indian Ocean earthquake near Padang on September 30, 2009, which measured 7,6 on the Richter scale. Much of the primary transportation insfrastructure of West Sumatera province especially in Padang and Pariaman areas, was damaged. Typical damages on the road pavement such as landslide settlement and cracks. Measures should be taken to repair roads and bridges. Damage road pavement was repaired such as remove soil and install caution signs, cracks shall be sealed immediately, sand bags or gabion installment, and divert water flow and construct temporary drains. There was a great danger that heavy rain would result in secondary disaster such as landslides. Measures for prevention to landslide or slope failure: close the areas where there was fear of damage, making temporary drainage to protect the landslides area from water flow, and strengthened inspection. The next steps is rehabilitation and reconstruction. In this step it is needed to select the construction with the most effective and economical landslide treatment, other factors must be considered, including safety, construction scheduling, availability of materials, site accessibility, equipment availability, aesthetics, budget for design and construction, and environmental impact