I don't think you get it. First of all there would be no extended work season, because you cant put road down in permafrost. Second, all of your slabs would crack after the first winter. Our asphalt has tons of rubber in it to allow for leeway (10% stretch in any direction I believe?); there is no way concrete would even come close to holding up, even with separators.
Not even to mention the fall after that, when all of your cracks suddenly have water freeze inside them.
Just wanted to say thanks for showing us you don't know what your talking about or care to research?
GuitarStars-23 karma
I don't think you get it. First of all there would be no extended work season, because you cant put road down in permafrost. Second, all of your slabs would crack after the first winter. Our asphalt has tons of rubber in it to allow for leeway (10% stretch in any direction I believe?); there is no way concrete would even come close to holding up, even with separators.
Not even to mention the fall after that, when all of your cracks suddenly have water freeze inside them.
Just wanted to say thanks for showing us you don't know what your talking about or care to research?
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