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Why India's highways can withstand extreme heat but Europe's can't

European roads, designed for cold climates, struggle in 40°C heat, while Indian highways use specialised materials to withstand extreme temperatures exceeding 60°C without melting.

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Why India's highways can withstand extreme heat but Europe's can't

European roads, designed for cold climates, struggle in 40°C heat, while Indian highways use specialised materials to withstand extreme temperatures exceeding 60°C without melting.

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lunedì 29 giugno 2026·timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Watch: Europe's record heatwave melts roads in France, buckle tram tracks in Germany
European infrastructure is struggling under an intense heatwave, with roads melting, tram tracks buckling and transport networks disrupted as record-breaking temperatures sweep…
mercoledì 1 luglio 2026·newsbytesapp.com
Why India's highways can withstand extreme heat but Europe's can't
European roads, designed for cold climates, struggle in 40°C heat, while Indian highways use specialised materials to withstand extreme temperatures exceeding 60°C without melting.