What is a Crown Road
A crown road is a type of road that slopes slightly towards the center, giving it a hump-like appearance. This design allows for better drainage and minimizes water accumulation on the road, reducing the risk of hydroplaning. Crown roads are commonly used on highways to improve safety and driving conditions for motorists. While not visually dramatic, the subtle incline of a crown road is a testament to the design considerations that go into creating safe and effective transportation routes for the public.