Another rainy day

I'd say the "ground" is concrete; it's level, not pot-holed, and is neatly kerbed! Looks like the bitumen has been layed over a base of concrete, to me.

good to know.

I like your photos Rosala :)    

Are those cars parked on dirt or on cement?

Why is the middle of the road made from a different material to the verge?  

If the verge is dirt then I guess it is cost, but the edge of the tar would get damaged all the time and the road would need constant repairs.  Is that what happens?

well i have no idea..i think this road was made last year or so...the cars are just parked beside the road on the simple ground.....i dont really bother for detail.....:/

Thanks Rosala, you have answered my question - the cars are just on dirt. 

Photos tell people things that you do not think about because you just take it for granted :)

I think this is interesting because I would not see a road like that in Australia.

We have dirt roads or we have tared roads, we do not have roads that are half and half :)

Thanks Badinage, I thought it looked like concrete too ://

Rosala please go take a proper look and tell us if it is concrete or just hard dirt :)   !!

I wonder why they would tar the middle of the road and concrete the edges :/

Oh sorry I misread.  You think the concrete is under the bitumen too.  Yes that is what it looks like.  

Would they do that to make the road less slippery?