Flexible Pavement

Flexible pavement is a type of road surface designed to bend and flex under the weight of vehicles, rather than cracking or breaking. It typically consists of layers, including a sub-base, base, and surface layer made of materials like asphalt. When vehicles pass over, it distributes the load evenly across these layers, reducing stress on the underlying soil. This flexibility helps the pavement adapt to changes in temperature and moisture, making it durable and useful for many years. It's commonly used in highways and streets due to its cost-effectiveness and ability to handle varying traffic loads.