Yes the streets are made of gold ..
Your streets are made of gold.... why does the pavement has uncut natural diamonds. Pavement does not actually contain real uncut gemstones; instead, the "diamond" shapes or marks on roads are saw-cut grooves or induction loops created using industrial diamond blades or tools. Why Pavement Has Diamond Shapes or Cuts • Diamond Grinding: Road crews use specialized machinery equipped with closely spaced blades embedded with industrial diamonds to grind down uneven concrete surfaces, fixing bumps, warping, or noise. This leaves behind a smooth, textured pattern of tiny longitudinal grooves. • Traffic Loops (Diamond Cuts): Many roads feature diamond-shaped or diagonal saw cuts in the asphalt or concrete. These slots house induction loops (wires connected to traffic signals) that detect when a vehicle is waiting at an intersection so the light changes. • Expansion and Control Joints: Diagonal or diamond patterns are sometimes cut into concrete highways to manage...