Asphalt is essentially ubiquitous—you see it everywhere you go on the roads you drive on, the sidewalks you walk on and the parking lots at businesses, schools and more. You see it so much that you probably don’t spend a... View Article
Perhaps more than any other nation on planet Earth, the United States of America is a nation that runs on asphalt. The U.S. is a nation of muscle cars, of meandering road trips, of freeways, highways and byways. The American... View Article
Asphalt isn’t just used for paving roads—it’s also used for tennis courts, fish hatcheries, roofing shingles and many other types of projects. This is because asphalt is one of the most recycled materials in the nation. According to details from... View Article
Even people with little to no pavement experience have heard of a tarmac, those vast oceans of black that surround airports around the world. Whenever a plane leaves a gate and taxis out to a runway, tarmac is the surface... View Article