This study explores optimization strategies for the industrial application of cement in street construction, aiming to enhance durability, performance, and sustainability. With the rapid expansion of urban infrastructure, there is a growing need for street pavements that can withstand high traffic loads and environmental stressors. This research investigates the impact of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), advanced curing techniques, and the use of recycled aggregates on the mechanical properties and durability of cement streets. The incorporation of materials like fly ash, slag, and recycled concrete aggregate, along with innovative curing methods, aims to improve compressive strength, flexibility, and resistance to cracking.