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Yes. Cobbled Streets. Durable and encouraging of slower driving.
Not actually durable - you'll often find structural subsidence in cobbled streets. The surface is quite long lasting tho' - but at the cost of having /very/ low grip, and even worse in the wet! Subsidence depends on how it's been set. The stones themselves will last centuries - there are examples of Roman surfaces still around. Sod grip. You should drive more slowly - as you already do when you have no grip due to adverse road conditions. The purpose would have been achieved. |
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