This document discusses the use of bio-char as a bitumen modifier to create bio-bitumen. Bio-char is a carbonaceous material produced through pyrolysis of biomass waste at temperatures over 400°C in an oxygen-free environment. The document investigates partially replacing bitumen used in asphalt with bio-char obtained from pyrolyzing sawdust, walnut shells, and crop straw. Various proportions of bio-char replacement from 0-20% were tested. Tests on bio-bitumen samples showed that with increased bio-char content, there was a decrease in penetration and ductility but an increase in softening point, flash point, and fire point. This indicates bio-char