According to the document, India generates over 56 lakh tonnes of plastic waste annually, with Delhi covered by over 277mm of plastic waste. Plastic roads can be constructed using shredded plastic waste mixed with heated aggregate and bitumen. The plastic waste coated aggregate mixture is then used to construct roads. Plastic roads provide benefits like higher stability, binding, and tensile strength compared to ordinary roads, resulting in less rutting, stripping and seepage of water. However, plastic roads may also have disadvantages like potential leaching of toxins from the plastic waste during road construction and rain.