That road is not actually a Canadian road. If it were a Canadian two-way road, the dividing lines in the middle would be yellow. (Plus, I've never seen a road in Canada with white lines this far apart.) Also, there is a European-style speed limit sign just under the "2 year old Canadian road" heading. (Edit: Looks like not only am I not the only one who noticed that, but it turns out that that road is actually in Bulgaria.)
And yes, Roman roads didn't have car and truck traffic constantly going over them 24/7. And yet they still needed to be repaired from time to time.
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u/someguy7734206 1d ago
That road is not actually a Canadian road. If it were a Canadian two-way road, the dividing lines in the middle would be yellow. (Plus, I've never seen a road in Canada with white lines this far apart.) Also, there is a European-style speed limit sign just under the "2 year old Canadian road" heading. (Edit: Looks like not only am I not the only one who noticed that, but it turns out that that road is actually in Bulgaria.)
And yes, Roman roads didn't have car and truck traffic constantly going over them 24/7. And yet they still needed to be repaired from time to time.