Can cars drive on freshly laid asphalt roads?

[HadleyRose]

Freshly laid asphalt roads are not suitable for driving. However, asphalt generally solidifies within about 2 hours after paving, at which point cars can drive on it without worrying about asphalt sticking to the car body or damaging the newly laid road. Some cold asphalt mixtures allow for immediate traffic after thorough compaction. Here is some additional information: Sometimes, in hot weather, even paved asphalt can melt, making it easy for cars to get asphalt splashes on their bodies when driving on such roads. To remove asphalt stains, you can try the following methods: 1. Visit a professional car detailing shop: They will handle it. 2. Purchase a tar remover: You can remove it yourself, but it may damage the car paint, so frequent use is not recommended.