Sustainable Practices in Highway Construction: A Green Evaluation Approach with HyperSoft Set

The construction industry has been significantly impacted by the global emphasis on environmental preservation, especially in the expansion of transportation infrastructure. To reduce the ecological impact of large-scale undertakings, sustainable practices are now required rather than discretionary. With an emphasis on sustainability concepts including resource efficiency, pollution prevention, and ecological preservation, this research offers a green evaluation methodology specifically designed for highway building. This study attempts to provide a systematic framework for putting greener roadways into practice by defining important criteria and assessing various building techniques. For legislators, engineers, and project managers committed to sustainable building, the findings give useful advice and insights into best practices. To ensure that advancement does not come at the price of the environment, the goal is to match the expansion of infrastructure with global environmental goals. We use the HyperSoft set to deal with different criteria and select the best values. We use MACONT method to rank alternatives.