“…Contextual factors that influence overloading include: First, the results are affected by the context of vehicle overload which can reduce the life of the pavement plan so that the road will be damaged more quickly [40]. There are other factors that might influence this, so the literature suggests considering the types of vehicles that pass with a tendency to exceed the maximum provisions [3,16,63] checking the large vehicle [3,4,61,69] measuring the reproducibility of the vehicle flow model between zones or adopting a choice of sequential destinations [57,70] maintenance costs and overloaded vehicles [31,46,55] vehicle speed and design of pavement structures or mixes [45,51,64,71], geometric design of roads [14] replacement of vehicle equipment [72] maintenance of waterways (drainage) [2,4] or modification of road pavement forming materials [48,64,71].…”