Transportation System Planning and Management Quiz

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What was a key feature of Roman roads that contributed to their durability?

  • Longitudinal drains on both sides
  • Use of bituminous concrete
  • Construction on a firm-formed subgrade strengthened with wooden piles (correct)
  • 200 mm pieces of quarried stone with a flat side

Which technology was commonly used in modern roads construction?

  • 25 mm sized broken stone
  • 200 mm pieces of quarried stone
  • Longitudinal drains
  • Use of cement concrete (correct)

What was a notable feature of French road pavements?

  • 200 mm pieces of quarried stone with a flat side (correct)
  • Use of bituminous concrete
  • Running layer made of 25 mm sized broken stone
  • Good drainage system

What kind of material was used to strengthen the course of history of highway engineering?

<p>Quarried stone (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect was common to both Roman and French roads?

<p>Longitudinal drains (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What technology was significantly different between British and French road construction methods?

<p>Quarried stone with a flat side (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which method focused on providing strength and stiffness through mechanical interlock?

<p>Roman roads construction (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Roman Road Durability

Construction on a firm subgrade, strengthened with wooden piles, ensured long-lasting durability.

Modern Road Tech

The use of cement concrete is a common technique.

French Road Pavements

French roads often used 200 mm pieces of quarried stone, carefully placed with a flat side up.

Historical Road Material

Quarried stone was used as a key material to strengthen roads throughout history

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Common Road Feature

Both the Romans and the French utilized longitudinal drains to manage water runoff and maintain road integrity.

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Br vs Fr Roads

French road construction made specific use of quarried stone with a flat side, setting it apart from British methods.

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Roman Road Strength

Focused on interlocking stones for structural support and stiffness.

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