The heat wave has disrupted travel and posed safety risks for motorists, particularly in areas where roads have buckled or warped. Concrete pavements, while durable under normal conditions, can fail rapidly under extreme heat, creating hazardous driving conditions. Asphalt roads, though easier to repair, may develop ruts in slow-moving traffic zones. These failures highlight the vulnerability of current road designs to extreme weather events, which are expected to become more frequent due to climate change. The financial burden of repairing and upgrading infrastructure to withstand such conditions could be significant.