In the context of roads and pavements, "bleeding" refers to a condition where the asphalt binder rises to the surface of the pavement, creating a sticky and often shiny appearance. This phenomenon occurs primarily due to the following reasons: 1. **Excessive Heat**: High temperatures, particularly during warm weather, can cause the asphalt binder to soften and flow upwards, especially in areas where traffic is heavy.

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