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Originally Posted by rodderz
Ideally, the best bet would be to continue the concrete pattern you already have as it will match better in the long run, just make sure it is tied to the exisisting concrete with rebar drilled into the side
Otherwise, you could use a terracotta concrete paver or clay pavers that match in with it. All depends on cost of course. You could also put in a crushed rock base with a matching gravel on top, which would be the cheapest option and if compacted right would do a relatively good job
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This is the way to go gecause u can get crushed gravell in many colours from a good landscape yard. With a good base of compacted crusher dust it will hold up good and hide your oil problems.
Dont forget without council permission u cant do the driveway on the crossover, it has to be in your own yard.