Which risk increases when Inca rope suspension bridges experience high foot traffic?

💡 Explanation

Increased foot traffic on Inca suspension bridges raises the chance of knot slippage because of increased dynamic tensile stress on the ichu grass ropes; therefore knot security degrades rather than structural members failing, due to construction limitations.

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