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Unexpected pavement breakdown issues, such as potholes, unevenness, cracks, etc., have been reported by a number of road agencies. This results in a poor understanding of roads and their lifespan. Conversely, rubbers, polymers, and other materials are being added daily. Waste materials such as plastic bottles, polymers, mugs, and used tires can be recycled by grinding them up or mixing them with cementers. They can also be used to cover asphalt and bitumen using any heating method.In this work, we employed crumbed rubber and plastic as binding agents in relation to bitumen and total. We employ bitumen, strength, and total (of various colored sizes) as accessories on bituminous roads. This study includes vivid tests on bitumen penetrate value, stiffness, and softening point in addition to summations like crushing value, impacting value, bruising value, and particular graveness. This paper uses a lot of sequences.Sustainability is a pressing requirement in the construction sector globally, and in order to lessen the impact on the natural environment, the usage of waste materials in road building is being reduced. To establish their suitability for the design, building, and preservation of the pavements, several apparent accessories and technologies have been built into the trace structure.Among them are rubber and polymers. Due to modifications to lifestyle and growing populations, the amount of plastic garbage in external solid waste is increasing. Additionally, the majority of tires, particularly those found on motor vehicles, are made of synthetic rubber. Getting rid of both is a major issue.At the exact same time, the constant rise in automobile traffic highlights the need for greater engineering and road condition. The desired mechanical properties for a certain road mixture can be improved by partially substituting the traditional material with this waste polymer and rubber.