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Around here the stuff is ground up and reused, either with additional binder or without. Given the ongoing need for roads and paths, even if only for bicycles and pedestrians, it seems highly unlikely to be worth the extra expense to refine recycled asphalt into fuel.
parking lots and even the old buildings around here are ground up and you can see big huge piles that are just reused on the same spot as a base.