Modern road construction 

The building of modern roads necessitates the elimination of natural barriers as well as the use of newly developed building materials that are much more resilient and long-lasting. The steps of the road-building process, in a nutshell, are: 

• Explosions and digging are the two primary methods used to remove rocks and soil. 
• After the construction of embankments, tunnels, and bridges, any required deforestation is performed to clear the area of vegetation. 
• In the last step of the road building process, the pavement material is placed down utilising a variety of different pieces of construction equipment.

When constructing a new road, whether out of asphalt or concrete, it is necessary to produce a pavement structure that is very well-bonded, starting with a solid foundation layer and progressing all the way up to a surface course that is properly levelled.