Two reasons: First, the frontage roads aren't built to the same standard as the mainlanes, meaning not as much base underneath. Second: There's only one thing worse than heavy traffic on asphalt, and that's little or no traffic. Without traffic, hot mix surfaces get brittle and fall apart quicker. Strange but true.
Two reasons: First, the frontage roads aren't built to the same standard as the mainlanes, meaning not as much base underneath. Second: There's only one thing worse than heavy traffic on asphalt, and that's little or no traffic. Without traffic, hot mix surfaces get brittle and fall apart quicker. Strange but true.
Good questions! Keep them coming!
TYLPIO 2 years ago