In latvia, only one six-lane highway exists, connecting riga, its capital, with moscow. otherwise, the roads are two lanes and many are made of cobblestones or bricks. this limits the speed with which deliveries can be made and requires that delivery trucks be quite small. the road network in latvia is an example of problems with a country's

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Norris

5 March, 21:32

In latvia, only one six-lane highway exists, connecting riga, its capital, with moscow. otherwise, the roads are two lanes and many are made of cobblestones or bricks. this limits the speed with which deliveries can be made and requires that delivery trucks be quite small. the road network in latvia is an example of problems with a country's

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Max Rowland · Answer 1

The answer is infrastructure.

A country's infrastructure is the basic physical and organizational structures and facitlities that it needs to operate. Roads are a key part of any country's infrastructure.