Compared to urban roads, rural roads tend to have - A. Interspersed hazards over long stretches
Rural roads have interspersed hazards over long stretches when compared to urban roads. Rural roads are less likely to be maintained constantly.
- rough patches, loose gravel, or potholes in the roads of these areas.
- Rural areas often have higher speed limits than urban areas, and that intensifies road risk
- Winding Roads or sharp risky turns of roads.
- Limited Vision
- Wildlife often comes on the roads.
Thus, compared to urban roads, rural roads tend to have - A. Interspersed hazards over long stretches
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