ROADS OF THE FUTURE ARE HERE

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  • Опубліковано 4 січ 2023
  • In this video, you will see how the dear ones of the future are changing our lives now.
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    In 1824, the Champs-Elysées in Paris was paved with blocks of natural asphalt stone, marking the beginning of the history of modern asphalt roads. In the United States, such a coating was first laid in front of the City Hall in Newark, New Jersey, in 1870. And if for the first hundred years only natural asphalt was used in construction, then since the 20th century, due to the growing popularity of cars, the demand for roads has also increased. This is how oil-based artificial asphalt concrete pavement appeared and asphalt paving technologies improved. Perhaps it was the development of roads that made the world as urban as we see it now. Has anything changed since then? We are on the verge of a new revolution, and we can see with our own eyes how the typical roads are changing right now.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 77

  • @donaldcampbell8761
    @donaldcampbell8761 Рік тому +67

    Some of the Scottish ‘plastic’ roads have already been dug up and replaced by traditional methods, once sensible people realised that when the road wears then all the plastic residue ends up in the watercourses and ultimately the sea then maybe this isn’t such a good idea. This is in addition to the ‘plastic’ debris worn from car tyres that pollute water courses and seas.
    Modern methods of road building mean that the traditional materials are recycled into the new surface with very little, if any, waste.
    All this plastic road is doing is trying vainly to use plastic and ends up polluting our air and watercourses, absolutely brainless, idiotic and needless exercise.

    • @saeidnia1689
      @saeidnia1689 Рік тому

      Filtering roads drainage rain water is the possibility, You can collect and clean up bottels and cups from the oceans but there is nothing we could do to roads plastic rsidue ends up in oceans pollution stays for ever.

    • @David-jt9nt
      @David-jt9nt Рік тому

      @@saeidnia1689 dont forget about those of us in the snow belt this would make our lives harder

    • @PRH123
      @PRH123 Рік тому

      Good point... unbeknownst to most people, asphalt roads contain paper and wood pulp, obtained from recycled paper waste, sawdust, etc... so a recycled renewable and ecologically safe aggregate has already been in use for decades....

  • @popinjaymazumdar3138
    @popinjaymazumdar3138 Рік тому +38

    what about weathering of plastics leading to microplastics

    • @matthew8153
      @matthew8153 Рік тому +1

      According to lobbyists in the 60s we have nothing to worry 😵‍💫

    • @PeterKnagge
      @PeterKnagge Рік тому +1

      Got a better idea?
      (p.s. nature can already eat plastic...)

    • @matthew8153
      @matthew8153 Рік тому

      @@PeterKnagge
      How about recycling asphalt?
      And yes, there are organisms that eat plastic but not before it does it’s damage to humans.

    • @Taahmim
      @Taahmim Рік тому

      there is nothing called microplastic.
      poly-ethelene without "poly" in just ethelene fuel

    • @_orangutan
      @_orangutan Рік тому

      Projects like these are not meant to solve problems, they're distractions to prevent actual/cheap systems from being built (i.e trains, metros, bike paths). Just as Hyperloop and Underground tunnels were a distraction to prevent the California bullet train from being built.

  • @hectorheslop9397
    @hectorheslop9397 Рік тому +12

    My only question is; Will the wear and tear from plastic roads generate harmful micro-plastics, washing into various waterways and ultimately the oceans when it rains .

  • @CountingStars333
    @CountingStars333 Рік тому +7

    We need to ban single use plastic outright

    • @jimpatriot179
      @jimpatriot179 Рік тому +1

      Or we could burn them at high temperatures, as then they do not pollute.

  • @dayaweerasinghe4370
    @dayaweerasinghe4370 Рік тому +4

    Next problem 🙄 plastic dust 🙄🤔

  • @chronacallywolfy
    @chronacallywolfy Рік тому +3

    just remember, plastic can chip a lot easier, meaning when it rains, micro plastics go down the drains, you would have to make roads out of rock in order to prevent any pollution.... oh wait.... we already have that and people want to change it out for plastic.

  • @whoisitwhomaxi
    @whoisitwhomaxi Рік тому +2

    Induction Roads just dont make any sense, because of the huge loss of energy that comes with power transfer via induction.

  • @rajatdani619
    @rajatdani619 Рік тому +5

    That Guy didn't saw Just the Indian roads 🇮🇳
    He also met Dr Raj Gopalan the Creator of Plastic roads..(a Professor)
    He Spent 15 years to Bind perfect Waste materials in Perfect temperature and The bi product is the road which is very flexible and is almost Impossible to wear and tear.

  • @mdrusdianmashrafinafiz4474
    @mdrusdianmashrafinafiz4474 Рік тому +1

    Please make a documentary abouth plastic rail sleepers.

  • @jonathanlanglois2742
    @jonathanlanglois2742 Рік тому +1

    It isn't going to work in a northern latitude. We plow our streets using construction equipment such as graders and loaders. There's inch deep gouges in the concrete sidewalk near my home. That's the kind of power that those machines have. There's absolutely no way that plastic could stand up to that.

  • @tjtampa214
    @tjtampa214 Рік тому

    That was great, especially the ending. Ha!

  • @CountingStars333
    @CountingStars333 Рік тому +2

    Edit your video to mention Dr. Raj Gopalan, the scientist who worked with the Scottish engineer in India to create the plasticized road technology.

    • @TheErmerm999
      @TheErmerm999 Рік тому +2

      I went to the same university as Toby McCartney and had two guest lectures from him throughout my degree, He mentioned Dr Gopalan in both, he held him in high esteam, western academia has a bad habit of doing this, especially with Indian Engineers I have found, incredibly offensive.

  • @nigelmrodgers
    @nigelmrodgers Рік тому +1

    Solar roadways!!!
    Who remembers that?

  • @fredashay
    @fredashay Рік тому +1

    This seems like a good idea, but I wonder if making roads out of plastic will add to the problem if microplastics.

  • @DrAugurk
    @DrAugurk Рік тому +2

    LA is not the first by a long shot, most of the things you mentioned as examples have been done in most (even smaller) cities in the Netherlands for 10+ years now.

  • @bradp767
    @bradp767 Рік тому

    Plastic streets sound great. Especially if they can make any improvement pollution-wise plus we're reusing something that was already made once. Now let's look at the facts though. We're replacing asphalt which is a petroleum-based pavement for plastic which is a petroleum based substance. And then if we look at the plastic on Earth now and we go with this whole green new deal electrify everything no more drilling and using petroleum Well we're going to run into a problem. See a large amount of the plastic that we've already used is going to need to be recycled so we can reuse it again cuz we don't have a replacement for it yet for everything else in our daily lives. Then that wouldn't leave enough to replace all the roads. And I'm not seeing any other non-petroleum based options at least in this video. There's concrete however concrete takes a lot of power to make. Most if not all concrete plants are not operating on electric or wind. There's a reason for that you would have to have a whole lot of solar panels and windmills to create enough power and you would have to have some type of massive battery storage because they like to keep running all the time. Anyone who's ever bought a house or done any type of maybe patio will quickly realize asphalt is the much cheaper option compared to things like brick pavers or concrete. So then we're in a financial dilemma as well as the fact that we're going to need a lot more concrete and it doesn't even get into the fact that there's not enough lithium on this Earth and Cobalt to supply all the vehicles all the construction equipment and everything else with battery power. So wake up everybody to the real world you know reality! We're all being played it's causing everyday people more and more money and the rich are getting richer. Not to mention if they were so worried about the environment why do we constantly as a planet continue to pollute. Why wouldn't we be pushing on countries like China Africa India or South America to cut back their pollutions since they are the largest polluters in the world. Why would a first world country blow up a pipeline and leaked natural gas into the ocean. And if the world was in such dire straits of global warming and everybody flooding because of oceans rising why do the banks still give out millions and millions of dollars alone per house to oceanfront property! Why is it people like I don't know Joe Biden has a nice little ocean front house actually most if not all rich people have some type of oceanfront property that's either own or visit regularly. One of these days hopefully the majority of people in this world will wake up and realize you've been lied to about a whole lot of things start doing some real investigations on your own instead of believing whatever you're told or read and we might actually see a difference in this world until then it's just going to keep getting worse as you keep thinking that it's going to get better because they promised it would

  • @JDubyafoto
    @JDubyafoto Рік тому +7

    I notice that all of the video you used shows examples of what I would deem as temperate areas. What happens when you get 10" of snow and extended periods of below freezing temperatures? The batteries used for EVs don't do well in those conditions. Not everyone lives in SoCal or Florida. A lot of us live in the snow belt.

    • @LardXray
      @LardXray Рік тому +1

      Another issue is the wear of the road when used in general. I's made of plastic. It's gonna get worn. Which means tiny dust sized particles are gonna be removed on a daily basis. Tiny dust particles of plastic. Micro plastic. That's gonna get spread everywhere, by wind, by rainwater, by streams, embedded in dropped food and dead animals and thus entered into our food sources in multiple ways. It's gonna be an even bigger problem than all the micro plastic already coming from car tyres. This is an entirely shitty idea and it's gonna come back to haunt us for generations.

    • @LardXray
      @LardXray Рік тому +1

      Oh and I completely forgot about what possibly could go wrong if say something as silly as a traffic accident, or perhaps a car fire.

    • @lavaphoenix753
      @lavaphoenix753 Рік тому +1

      Atleast for tesla the battery is legit better, heat, the thing that keeps you warm is what causes the range decrease

    • @David-jt9nt
      @David-jt9nt Рік тому

      ya, just think all that water in it after we get a few days over freezing, then it all freezing at once, breaking it, and it will basically be making every road like a bridge, and those are already a pain bc the Texans moving here cant navigate just a few dozen feet of ice so an entire roadway covered in bridge type ice that is also breaking bc water is freezing inside the road support
      god that would be hell

    • @anabhousen7159
      @anabhousen7159 Рік тому

      A plastic road would melt here in south Texas in the summer. Also since when is plastic fireproof

  • @madhumitaroy4756
    @madhumitaroy4756 Рік тому

    It is use with drainage repair or with it Under ground drainage also clean-up possible weekend

  • @hectorheslop9397
    @hectorheslop9397 Рік тому

    WOW !!!! ; Talk about a practical solution to a problem of getting rid of non bio-degradable plastic waste .

  • @letsgoOs1002
    @letsgoOs1002 Рік тому

    Asphalt is mostly rock and is almost completely can be reused.

  • @kenwood9797
    @kenwood9797 Рік тому

    What about the weather ...water and electricy don't mixed

  • @kijinseija0
    @kijinseija0 3 місяці тому

    Walking/bike paths are fine. But, the pieces are modular and don't stick to the ground like asphalt does. So, Even IF the plastic was impenetrable for the weight of trucks and EVs constantly accelerating and braking(for apparently 60 years), the pieces could pop up after enough use.
    Just stick to sidewalks boys..

  • @leondozo9557
    @leondozo9557 Рік тому

    Imagine a police 🚓 that is connected to the electric road vs an old fashion gas ⛽ power car

  • @carlll6101
    @carlll6101 Рік тому

    how to get more microplastics everywhere: 101

  • @siral2000
    @siral2000 Рік тому

    "Will never transmit energy or radiation to people or animals passing by."
    Unless they are in one of these cars, trucks, or buses I guess.

  • @walterbates1654
    @walterbates1654 Рік тому +1

    Feeding the UA-cam algorithm. Informative video. Thanks.

  • @toddavis8603
    @toddavis8603 4 місяці тому

    Plastic phalt yes, but Ev's no way foward!!

  • @kenwood9797
    @kenwood9797 Рік тому

    This these road chárgers weather proof

  • @andrejakobsson5790
    @andrejakobsson5790 3 місяці тому

    I really don't see how plastic roads is a good idea

  • @catherine4635
    @catherine4635 Місяць тому

    Plastic is to weak for the roads

  • @ronijarvinen3759
    @ronijarvinen3759 Рік тому

    Ah, they 'invented' disposable roads... Lol.

  • @KingLarbear
    @KingLarbear Рік тому +2

    if they cold add solar to this, it would be like whoa

    • @HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH
      @HinduPAGANcowpissdrinkerRAKESH Рік тому

      🥶

    • @james3876
      @james3876 Рік тому

      Solar panels on roads make them slick

    • @rajatdani619
      @rajatdani619 Рік тому

      Solar panels on road were added in one project but we're not found feasible..
      I thought the same when they were planting them on road.
      But ys side Lamp post's with Solar panels is a great Idea.

    • @henrycooper3431
      @henrycooper3431 Рік тому +1

      Not a great idea tbh, can you imagine how much worse it would get when the dirt from bikes and shoes is smeared on it? Also the solar panels arent that great in keeping you from slipping and other matters
      Best we keep it on lamp posts, solar farms, roofs and stuffs like that

    • @you_beg_my_pardon
      @you_beg_my_pardon Рік тому

      Just because something sounds good doesn't mean that it's applicable...

  • @ingemar_von_zweigbergk
    @ingemar_von_zweigbergk Рік тому

    burning streets

  • @kahl777
    @kahl777 Рік тому

    Plastic roads are an extremely stupid idea. For one, they're not as durable as paved roads. And two, more importantly, microplastics will inevitably be worn off from tires and sent into the environment.

  • @mandranmagelan9430
    @mandranmagelan9430 Рік тому

    yey, more micro plastic!!! great :-)

  • @rjlaxvespa1742
    @rjlaxvespa1742 Рік тому

    None of the streets in Los Angeles have synchronized themselves, there are too many other municipalities, so you're never going to have synchronized traffic lights, I live off of La Cienega, that goes through the airport adjacent, city of Inglewood home of the fabulous forum and the new stadium, then through the County of Los Angeles, another stretch of LA City, then the city of Culver City, then city of Los Angeles it goes on and on.. none of this is synchronized none of it moves quickly, it's just one big parking lot filled with angry nasty people driving, that never want to give anybody a break block intersections, and are constantly texting and playing with their phones...

  • @KingLarbear
    @KingLarbear Рік тому

    first comment

  • @PRH123
    @PRH123 Рік тому

    There is no sand and gravel in asphalt used for roads. This AI guy seems to have little idea what he is talking about.

  • @fredashay
    @fredashay Рік тому

    The Communists who want everybody to ride bicycles in sub-zero weather won't like this technology that helps car drivers, so I approve :-)

    • @dropyourself
      @dropyourself 7 місяців тому

      No, we like this because it'll destroy the roads that you car addicts love

  • @roadgent7921
    @roadgent7921 7 місяців тому

    This is such BS 😮

  • @Balkan55
    @Balkan55 Рік тому

    Top 10 dumbest ideas ever

  • @instagramjoshmscott
    @instagramjoshmscott Рік тому

    First comment