US EditionA12 Gets a New Type of Road Surface that Is Stronger and Lasts Longer, but Why Isn't It Used Everywhere?
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A12 Gets a New Type of Road Surface that Is Stronger and Lasts Longer, but Why Isn't It Used Everywhere?
Most roads in our country are paved or concreted. The right lane of the A12 Antwerp-Brussels is currently being constructed in a combination of the two. This should prevent the rapid formation of tracks again due to heavy truck traffic. Because it is stronger and lasts longer. The logical question then is: why don't they use it everywhere?
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