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About 150 years ago, we settled on one technology for most of our streets: asphalt. But this combination of tar and gravel isn’t perfect. Harsh New York City winters leave boulevards battered, cracked and full of potholes every year. And the city has to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to repave those streets. Maggie Green asks engineers how to make the best of a bumpy road.

About 150 years ago, we settled on one technology for most of our streets: asphalt. But this combination of tar and gravel isn’t perfect. Harsh New York City winters leave boulevards battered, cracked and full of potholes every year. And the city has to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to repave those streets. Maggie Green asks engineers how to make the best of a bumpy road.

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