The substitution of slag-based geopolymer materials for cement-stabilized macadam in road bases is in line with the demand for green and sustainable development in the transportation industry. Thus, slag/fly-ash-based geopolymer materials were prepared to stabilize macadam of road bases in this study. The mechanical properties, freeze-thaw resistance, and dry shrinkage durability of slag/fly-ash-based stabilized macadam materials were studied to analyze the influence of geopolymer dosage on these properties of stabilized macadam. Microscopic tests such as XRD, FITR, and SEM were carried out to explore the formation mechanism of strength and the characteristic of interface transition zone (ITZ). Results show that the 28 d compressive strength, compressive elastic modulus, and tensile strength of slag/fly-ash-based stabilized macadam increase linearly with the increase of geopolymer content. When the dosage of slag-based geopolymer is 4%, the 7 d unconfined compressive strength of slag/fly-ash-based stabilized macadam reaches 8.76 MPa, and the strength still reaches 14.84 MPa after five freeze-thaw cycles (28 d), which satisfy the application requirements of expressway and first-class highway base (JTG/T F20-2015). The dry shrinkage property of slag/fly-ash-based stabilized macadam is better than that of cement-fly-ash-stabilized macadam. When the amount of geopolymer is 3%, the dry shrinkage strain of slag/fly-ash-based stabilized macadam is 231.2 με, which is smaller than that of cement-fly-ash-stabilized macadam (261.3 με). No obvious porosity around the ITZ was detected, indicating good binding between the geopolymer and the aggregate.

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