INSANE ROAD CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGIES THAT ARE ON ANOTHER LEVEL

[scronx]

The narration dropt out and eerie music took over so I bailed.

[wizardsuth]

The audio is messed up. At around 7:06 it starts repeating the audio starting from 5:01, and the correct audio for that part doesn't start until 9:16. Consequently over 2 minutes of audio are missing at the end.

[Dr_Won_Hung_Lo]

I can't tell you how many times I've seen motorcycles and bicycles crash when turning on top of thermal plastic when wet. Slick as snot

[FranciscoPDalo]

The quality and performance of these geocells are unmatched. They've completely transformed the way we approach stabilization projects. Whether it's reinforcing roads, building retaining walls, or tackling erosion control, these geocells have proven to be incredibly effective. Brands like Basecore and Geoweb, provide us with such outstanding geocell solutions, they’re doing a great job.

[weejohnbb]

3:28
I like how they placed a pile of glass beads to catch the hot melt drips, so simple. No waste, no mess.

[hisimagenme]

Ok, soundtrack issues like this are inexcusable.

[mlssrsevenseven]

7:20 the audio goes back to the workers spreading a white liquid about 3 mins back. No longer talking about “geo!”

[lrvogt]

I believe it was Washington State that once decide to grind up old tires into asphalt. They completely ignored the fact that the steel in the tires would rust and produce heat... enough to make the road smolder and melt.
Good info but this could be edited a lot better and more concisely.

[eligebrown]

I was interested in fixing roads with tires. Guess we will never know.

[alanaweaver]

I wanted to know how long a road used with tires lasts and which trucks would be restricted from using the road?

[Skellitor_VA]

7:08 Time to look for a new editor, this one is slipping up

[oldprophet]

One man's trash, is another man's treasure. Absolutely brilliant ideas. Very informative.

[patricken]

8 minutes in before I questioned why I was watching this. Damn good smoke though.

[michiganengineer]

You're good up to the ending of the DuPont GeoGrid segment. Then your audio started repeating from the soil stabilization spray.

[EthosAtheos]

Heated asphalt is completely impractal in almost every situation. The building I work at has a heated parking lot. It was installed about 40 years ago when the building belonged to the power company. It uses more electricity to heat the parking lot than it does to power the entire building. Unless you have a lot of money to burn it just isn't worth it in cold climates.

[billparr]

I'm wondering if the plastic slabs are tested for health hazards. Because some recycled pavements have made toxic fumes under high heat from the sun.

[CH-sotn]

@ 5:30. Good to see they're using the proper PPE . Chemical resistant footwear is a must folks!

[smithjohnny]

They really F'ed up that video edit! Nasty!!

[readysetsleep]

3:27 no drip tray and right on to the road....
3:53 Camerman points out the one triangle that was not repainted
Worker gives universal "Who cares..." hand gesture

[markrowland]

Look at the confusion about GeoGrid. The final part shows a heated sealed driveway but the voice speaks of DuPont GeoGrid. Fix this.