Colored asphalt is a special type of asphalt that imparts different colors by adding pigments or dyes to ordinary black asphalt. Traditional asphalt typically appears black or dark brown, while colored asphalt provides more options and decorative effects.

Colored asphalt is commonly used in road construction, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and other places to increase visual appeal and aesthetics. It can mix various colors according to needs, such as red, green, blue, yellow, etc., to make the road more colorful and design elements.

In addition to aesthetics, colored asphalt also has similar functions and properties to traditional asphalt. It has good durability, waterproof and anti-aging ability, and can withstand the test of traffic load and various climatic conditions.

However, colored asphalt may have a higher cost compared to traditional asphalt and may require additional maintenance and upkeep during use. Therefore, when choosing to use colored asphalt, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as its aesthetics, cost, and durability.