Road construction

The video discusses the transformation of Guam's road infrastructure from a two-lane road system in pre-war years to a modern four-lane speedway along the island's west coast. It highlights the ongoing expansion of the road network to accommodate increasing traffic and the solid construction efforts by the Army and Navy.

What was the significant change in Guam's road system from the pre-war years?

• It remained a two-lane road.

• It was closed for public use.

• It was reduced to a single lane.

• It became a four-lane speedway.

What is the current focus of Guam's road network development?

• Creating pedestrian-only zones.

• Reducing the number of lanes.

• Building new bridges.

• Extending roads to handle more traffic.

What is the primary reason for extending Guam's road network?

• To reduce construction costs.

• To connect with neighboring islands.

• To accommodate heavy and growing traffic.

• To promote tourism.

Who is responsible for the construction of Guam's new roads?

• International contractors.

• Army and Navy construction teams.

• Local government agencies.

• Private construction companies.

How are the Army and Navy construction teams described in their work on Guam's roads?

• Expensive and slow.

• Solid and well-built.

• Quick and temporary.

• Innovative and experimental.