Which outcome increases when Roman roads experienced increased cart weight?

💡 Explanation

Increased cart weight over the road causes excessive stress that exceeds the bearing capacity of the soil, resulting in subgrade shear failure because the load spreads to the underlying soil layers, rather than causing beneficial interlock; therefore, soil destabilizes.

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