To make up for the lack of research on green permeable concrete with waste rubber,the permeable concrete was used as the research object to conduct basic physical and mechanical experi-ments,as well as thermal performance tests.The effects of different aggregate substitution rates,specifically 0%to 30%of waste rubber,on the water permeability,mechanical properties,and ther-mal properties of permeable concrete were investigated.The results show that the strength of permea-ble concrete decreases with the incorporation of waste rubber.The compressive,flexural,and split-ting tensile strengths are reduced by 71%,65%,and 51%,respectively,when the waste rubber con-tent is 30%.However,the compressive strength of specimens mixed with 10%waste rubber is about 30 MPa,which meets the requirements for engineering applications.The incorporation of waste rub-ber reduces the permeability coefficient and porosity of permeable concrete,with the permeability co-efficient measured at 4.5 MPa for a 30%substitution rate of waste rubber.The permeability coeffi-cient of pervious concrete is 4.39 mm/s,and the porosity is 13.5%.Furthermore,the modulus of e-lasticity decreases with the increase in waste rubber content,dropping by about 90%when the content of waste rubber is 30%.Additionally,the temperature of ordinary pervious concrete is higher than the air temperature of green pervious concrete with the addition of waste rubber by an average of 1.3 ℃,indicating that the use of waste rubber can effectively reduce the thermal conductivity of pervious concrete.