How long would it take to fix this road in your country?

Probably 3 to 6 months.

It'd probably take a few years.

If it was useful for rescue, humanitarian aid, or provided a better route for reconstruction then I can see why.

Considering they have been working on the intersection near be for 6 or 7 months with absolutely no noticable change AT ALL yet, I dare not speculate.

10 years but years 1-5 would be black duct tape

Our roads look like that without the earthquake

When earthquakes are normal where you live, you learn how to fix the roads in record time.

In South Africa, how about... Never?

Two years ago there was a lot of flooding in my area and it took out half of a small bridge so they just put in a temporary stop light and made it a one way road and they have yet to fix it.

Impossible

Well yeah, they have a lot of earth quakes there. My roads don't get fixed that fast, but we can get them cleared of 35 centimeters of snow before the morning rush.

60 years.

Our roads don't fall apart as easily, from a CA commuter along the bluffs who has been through many quakes without any major road damage

Italy, 25 years, then it would fall apart, crumbling under the starry sky

A billion years for them to send out the equipment, and another quadrillion for them to start working on it.

In my country, Greece, it would take at least a decade to be fixed, but it would be in use and we will have to pay tolls.

In the Philippines, try 25 years.

Tasmania, Australia never. We can't even resurface roads properly!

After 7 years, they would send a few guys to fill it with gravel.

4 freaking years in america

That's Asia for you