alleryWhy can roads reach mountain areas more easily than railways?
AThey run without fuel
BThey climb steeper slopes
CThey need no upkeep
DThey carry heavier loads
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. They climb steeper slopes
Roads can negotiate higher gradients of slopes, so they can cross mountains such as the Himalayas where rail lines are hard to lay.
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