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1. I'm no expert but,

Sat Jul 7, 2012, 09:02 AM

Jul 2012

it may be the concrete or asphalt mix they use.

Their roads probably wouldn't make it through a WI winter unscathed.

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I heard on the news a few days ago, a road in WI buckled up because it was so hot. [View all] raccoon Jul 2012 OP

I'm no expert but, HappyMe Jul 2012 #1

Expansion joints jberryhill Jul 2012 #3

This happened also in Raleigh NC. I 440 buckled. mmonk Jul 2012 #5

it does happen elsewhere justabob Jul 2012 #6

While thankfully none of the roads I regularly drive had this issue tammywammy Jul 2012 #10

yeah, last year was awful justabob Jul 2012 #11

What I notice more around Chicago are the concrete raised medians buckling. Gidney N Cloyd Jul 2012 #7

Thermal expansion is a property of virtually all materials quaker bill Jul 2012 #8

Thank you for that factual reply. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2012 #9

Happened here too Bluzmann57 Jul 2012 #12

Jalopnik has the story, and the video: flvegan Jul 2012 #13

I saw this happen in Illinois... hunter Jul 2012 #14

Not just in Wisconsin Lydia Leftcoast Jul 2012 #15

It does. PavePusher Jul 2012 #16