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← HistoryWhich consequence arose from improper placement of Roman road drainage culverts?
A)Earlier aggregate compaction failure
B)Acceleration of frost heave cracking✓
C)Increased load-bearing capacity failure
D)Decrease in routine paving maintenance
💡 Explanation
Increased frost heave cracking occurred because of water accumulation triggering freeze-thaw cycles which expanded the road materials via ice lens formation; therefore, road surfaces decayed faster because of lack of proper drainage, rather than only aggregate failure or load failure.
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