Which consequence arose more often when Roman road curves exceeded design thresholds?

💡 Explanation

Wheel fracturing increased because exceeding road's curve threshold induced excessive Torsional stress from uneven wheel path lengths; therefore, spokes experienced fatigue, leading to failure, rather than the structural subsidence or marginally reduced march speeds.

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