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No, it may narrow on one side or both sides.
The width of a road is not always the same throughout its entire length, as it depends on factors such as the number of lanes or the natural geometric layout of the land on which the road is built.
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No, it may narrow on one side or both sides.
Yes, the road must maintain the same width.
A road may only narrow on the left-hand side, never on the right-hand side.
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