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I live in a subdivision where the roads are made of asphalt. I noticed that after sometime, our roads become bumpy, especially where we live, where buses used to enter our street as a detour. I was wondering if asphalt was a really cheap, easily-destructible material, or the engineers were just using low quality asphalt, parts, and equipment.

Our subdivision was relatively small compared to the nearby villages, and funding was really scarce. So I was not surprised when my uncle, who was an engineer and sent to evaluate our roads, told us that the equipment used were not really first class—probably the cheapest that they could find. I was in no position to complain, since I never paid any street dues. But it was then that I realized that quality really matters, even to something as dull as the asphalt used on the street or finding the right asphalt plant equipment company.