Virginia rebuilt part of I-64 near Williamsburg with recycled old pavement; after 5 years, sensors still found low strain and deflection under real highway traffic

Interstate 64 in Virginia showcases innovative sections of recycled roads that have been under close observation for more than five years. The results reveal that these recycled areas withstand typical truck loads effectively. Nevertheless, the research highlights that the environmental impact of recycling methods can differ considerably, influenced by the materials chosen for stabilization.