Self-Healing Asphalt and AI-Backed Roads: Innovations to Address Canada’s $3 Billion Pothole Problem
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Self-Healing Asphalt and AI-Backed Roads: Innovations to Address Canada’s $3 Billion Pothole Problem

Potholes cost Canadians $3 billion in vehicle repairs each year. Without action, climate change will only make this situation worse.

Fortunately, engineers have been working to develop better, longer-lasting, and more sustainable materials to address this issue.

One of the most promising innovations is self-healing asphalt, which can repair small cracks in the road surface before they become larger potholes.

This technology involves adding tiny capsules of asphalt emulsion to the mix, which can release their contents when cracks appear.

This allows the road to repair itself without the need for manual intervention.

Another promising innovation is AI-backed roads, which use sensors to monitor the road surface and detect any damage or wear.

This data is then used to optimize maintenance schedules and prioritize repairs, reducing the likelihood of potholes forming in the first place.

Overall, these innovations offer hope for reducing the impact of potholes on Canadian drivers and their wallets, while also making roads more sustainable and environmentally friendly.


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