Unfortunately, men working on the road with steaming asphalt and black bitumen brushes to fill the holes in the surface is still a common sight today. The holes appear every time it rains in half of Italian cities and on as many secondary regional and provincial roads. When sudden and very heavy rain hits anywhere that maintenance has not been carried out adequately or work has not been done to high standards problems arise. The result is a somewhat precarious situation, especially in many regions where resources are sparse and the solution is antiquated to say the least: shovels, buckets and brushes (trucks if you're lucky). Patching it up until the next rain comes, which is even heavier than the last. And then it starts again, more holes, more inconvenience and new dangers for traffic.
And to think the Italian asphalt and bitumen industry is among the most technologically advanced and innovative in the whole of Europe. And it is precisely here, in our country - perhaps because of its weather - that we have invented a range of asphalts, from water draining and pollution absorbing to those that light up at night and muffle vehicle noise. And more, coloured asphalt and even one that is almost indestructible.
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