Can vehicles drive on an 8 cm thick road surface?

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An 8 cm thick concrete road surface is relatively thin and can only accommodate light vehicles; it is not recommended for heavy-duty vehicles as they can easily damage the road. Below are more details about situations that can easily damage road surfaces: 1. Overloaded trucks damaging the road: Generally, vehicles have a specified load-bearing index. This regulation is established by manufacturers based on considerations of highway surface load-bearing capacity, calculated carefully to provide the index. Overloaded trucks are significantly heavier and particularly prone to damaging road surfaces. 2. Major traffic accident impacts: Major traffic accidents can also easily lead to road surface damage. For example, if a vehicle is hit and thrown onto the road surface, it can directly cause the road to be crushed.