Road damage follows a power-log rule based on vehicle mass/volume. The vast majority of road damage is caused by the largest of vehicles. A Nissan Leaf driven daily as a commuter car and an occasionally-driven F-150 both cause relatively little wear-and-tear on the road.
But, the few times the F-150 is driven, its mass is substantially more likely to cause road damage than the Leaf. [1]
But, the few times the F-150 is driven, its mass is substantially more likely to cause road damage than the Leaf. [1]
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