What are advantages and disadvantages of roadways
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Unsuitable for Long Distances and Bulky Goods:Cost effective. Rapid Speed: If the goods are to be sent immediately or quickly, motor transport is more suited than the railways or water transport. Water transport is very slow.Aug 28, 2015
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The advantages of roadways are as follows :
- It is through the roads that every village and hamlet can be reached.
- Construction cost of roads is much lower than that of the railway line.
- Roads can be constructed even in the areas of difficult terrain and where railway lines do not exist.
- Roads offer door to door service and thereby, reduce the cost of loading and unloading. Roads also help farmers to move their perishable products quickly to the markets.
- The movements of goods is safer through road transport as the chances of pilferage are lesser than in railways.
The disadvantages of roadways are as follows :
- Many roads are unsurfaced and therefore, not suitable for regular vehicular traffic.
- Roads are not properly maintained. Poor road surfaces cause heavy loss in wear and tear of vehicles.
- There are multiple check-posts, toll tax and octroi duties collection point on the roads which bring down the speed of the traffic, waste time and cause irritation to the commuters.
- Many roads have inadequate capacity, weak pavement, unbridged level crossings and lack of wayside amenities and safety measures.
- The traffic on Indian roads, especially in cities, is too high.
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