What if the road is too close to the house and it is not demolished?

How far is the road from the house and must be demolished? The scope of the highway construction control area shall be designated by the local people's governments at or above the county level to organize transportation, land and resources and other departments. Among them, the control area refers to the distance from the outer edge of highway land, and the standards are: (1) the national highway is not less than 20 meters; (two) the provincial highway is not less than 15 meters; (three) the county road is not less than 10 meters; (four) the township road is not less than 5 meters. If it is a highway, the distance from the outer edge of the highway land to the outer side of the highway construction control area is not less than 30 meters.

Buildings that need to be demolished within the scope of highway and railway protection cannot be permanent buildings. If the building belongs to a building that cannot be demolished, roads are needed to move it. The house is facing expropriation because of road construction, so don't talk about compensation in a hurry. The first thing to understand is whether the house meets the collection standards. If you find that your house does not fall within the above scope, it is very helpful to help the expropriated person improve the compensation.

However, if the road can't be rerouted, and the resettlement is not up to standard, the problem can only be alleviated by setting protective piers, speed bumps and interval speed measurement.