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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 The Roman roads were generally 2.45 metres wide where straight and 4.90 metres where curved due to the laws of the TwelveTables although the actual practice of building roads occasionally varied from this. Due to the fact that the roads had to be 4.90 metres wide when they were curving the Roman Roads were often straight with no or little turns. By:TiaAislin The Roman roads were generally 2.45 metres wide where straight and 4.90 metres where curved due to the laws of the Twelve Tables although the actual practice of building roads occasionally varied from this. Due to the fact that the roads had to be 4.90 metres wide when they were curving the Roman Roads were often straight with no or little turns. Before the Romans there wasn’t any roads like we know today, the Roman roads are still in use today and the style of Roman roads is often used for pathing walkways etc. One of the uses for their roads was bringing items to trade with Europe, although some of the transport was done by water travel after roads were fortified they tended to use the roads more often than sea travel. double click to change this title text! "All roads indeed lead to Rome, but theirs also is a more mystical destination, some bourne of which no traveller knows the name, some city, they all seem to hint, even more eternal."~Richard Le Gallienne
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