In cities,a mile of road lane may cost $30 million or more,while in rural areas a mile of road lane may cost only $5 million.This means there should be more road lanes in rural areas than in urban areas.

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While it may be cheaper to build roads in rural areas, the need for roads in urban areas is often much greater due to higher population density and congestion. Therefore, the number of road lanes needed in urban areas may still outweigh the need for road lanes in rural areas.

In Cities,a Mile of Road Lane May Cost $30 Million