QUOTE(audionutter @ May 23 2024, 03:09 PM)
Anyone who has driven on DASH highway knows the road surface is very uneven, especially the elevated part over the housing residential areas
Was the contractor told to make it uneven on purpose so that you find it difficult to speed on the highway? Cos if you speed and crash into the side barriers at high speed, the vehicle would plunge down and kill many people living in the houses underneath?
If other highways can have road surface so smooth, why on DASH is so uneven road surface?
Firstly, you are supposed to drive at legal speeds on the highway and not speed. To answer your question, it's not only with DASH but SUKE elevated highway as well where the surface of the roads are uneven and undulating when it's supposed to be a uniform flat road surface. Good joke that the contractor purposely made the road surface uneven. The reality is it's mainly on the quality of the construction especially at the pililars where the joints between beams are poorly constructed, and it's usually this area the "bumps" exist. There are good contractors and not-so-good contractors, and some of the better contractors will be able to produce better quality work. Was the contractor told to make it uneven on purpose so that you find it difficult to speed on the highway? Cos if you speed and crash into the side barriers at high speed, the vehicle would plunge down and kill many people living in the houses underneath?
If other highways can have road surface so smooth, why on DASH is so uneven road surface?
May 24 2024, 07:46 AM

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