No they can’t.
Something the US could learn from Europe: Single-lane roads work surprisingly well. They make a huge difference to the landscape, and they're not as hard to deal with as Americans would think. (Photo by @jdmccafferty.)pic.twitter.com/0Z8Kp1ug1E
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I'm amazed at how much wider/more engineered some gravel logging roads out in the middle of the forests are, here in Oregon, compared with single lane roads similar to that, where I lived in Italy
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https://goo.gl/maps/obSk6fSXETkXQo359 … was always a fun one to ride my bike on
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Yes, the issue comes in with large-scale agriculture, and implements of husbandry used nowadays tend to have large physical footprint and heavy loads leading to mechanistic failure of the pavement for thin paved roads - narrower roads weaker (shoulder interface.) ...
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... of course large-scale agriculture of the industrial kind is more injurious to the landscape and environment than a road IMO
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In deepest darkest Cornwall, the road in the picture would be considered an interstate...
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They work well in Western Nebraska, too.
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Not real but it reminded me of this. https://twitter.com/i/status/1244377799319785481 …
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