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What was a key feature of Roman roads that contributed to their durability?
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?
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?
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?
What kind of material was used to strengthen the course of history of highway engineering?
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Which aspect was common to both Roman and French roads?
Which aspect was common to both Roman and French roads?
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What technology was significantly different between British and French road construction methods?
What technology was significantly different between British and French road construction methods?
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Which method focused on providing strength and stiffness through mechanical interlock?
Which method focused on providing strength and stiffness through mechanical interlock?
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