Reopen construction road for entrance?

Hi dear people,

I would like to hear your opinion.
At our new building site, a construction road was made. An entrance is now supposed to be built there.
The construction road was, of course, compacted accordingly with BMG. Unfortunately, the ground worker can no longer tell me how deep.
In terms of height, it would fit so that only a little BMG would need to be added and then the gravel.

Would you rather take everything out again to be safe, store it on the side, and compact new layers, or just build over it?

Regards, Chris

If the height fits and the construction road has not sunken anywhere, just build over it. Set the curbs on the right and left (observe slope and water drainage), shovel BMG from outside, put gravel on it and lay the pavement. 8cm pavement over a construction road holds 10t, because of moving trucks, motorhomes, craftsmen's vans, etc., we do it this way and it holds.

Thank you for your experience ;-)

Simply build on top. More compacted than a construction road that construction vehicles have driven over is almost impossible. We had to partially tear some of it up because the driveway didn't fit there, and I can tell you, it is very well compacted.