In general, conventional roads are...

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Conventional roads are statistically considered less safe than motorways and dual carriageways. This is because they usually have only one lane per direction, which implies a higher risk of head-on collision during overtaking. In addition, they have at-grade intersections, direct access from adjoining properties, and allow pedestrians, cyclists, or agricultural vehicles to travel on them. In contrast, motorways and dual carriageways have separate roadways and grade-separated intersections, significantly reducing accident rates.

In general, conventional roads are...

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