Depends on how thick on an average....lets say you want a 4 inch thick pad...figure 80 sq/ft per yard...just like we do concrete...and one more thing..you have to figure compaction. In Oklahoma, most shale roads are only a few inches after packing, and probably 5 inches when initially spread.
If the road or driveway is 12 feet wide it would take a yard and a half for every 10 feet of length.
6 inches thick would be 60 square feet per yard applied.
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