In 2001, Indiana used shredded scrap tires beneath State Road 31; after a year of monitoring, the unusual road fill showed low settlement and minimal internal heating
In Lakeville, Indiana, a fascinating project incorporated shredded car tires into highway embankments, proving beneficial for waste management while ensuring road integrity. Over the course of a year-long study, officials noted negligible subsidence and no major heating issues. However, prevailing regulations and contractor biases remain significant barriers to the broad…
The Economic Times ·