How do rural roads differ from roads in cities or suburbs?

In rural areas, the environment is mainly natural. The urban and suburban paved roads are replaced by dirt roads, and the business and facilities of city life are replaced by what a person can produce for himself/herself. As far as facilities go, rural areas either have the bare necessities or people must travel to the closest town for them.

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Rural roads are undeveloped and city roads are developed

Explanation:

This is because rural roads are made of Murram and city roads are made of tarmac.

Rural lack centralised assets such as traffic lights, partitioned pavours and path lines

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