People are beginning to understand the reasons against building a road straight up the mountain to save costs..
The explanation is straightforward: it aims to safeguard pedestrians’ lives and facilitate their movement up slopes.
Historically, to construct a road leading to the mountain’s summit, people typically used a donkey to ascend the slope for initial exploration.
Building a road straight up to the mountain may seem like a cost-saving measure, but it comes with significant risks. Steeper roads increase the likelihood of accidents and vehicle breakdowns.
Instead, a winding road is safer and easier for drivers to navigate. Additionally, straight roads often require more maintenance over time, leading to higher long-term costs.
Proper planning and design can help reduce these expenses while enhancing overall safety for all users.