When it comes to industrial or factory areas, the quality of road construction directly affects operations, vehicle movement, and long-term maintenance costs. Roads in factory zones are subjected to heavy machinery, trucks, and frequent loading-unloading activities — all of which demand a surface that’s strong, durable, and crack-resistant.

When it comes to durable and long-lasting road construction, terms like RCC, CC, and PQC often come up. Each of these road types serves a specific purpose depending on load requirements, traffic intensity, and maintenance needs. Understanding the differences between them is essential for engineers, contractors, and developers to make the right decision for their projects.