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This page is supposed to be used like the [[Help:Tagging/place|place]] and [[Help:Tagging/admin level|admin_level]] tables. {{OSMW|Highway:International_equivalence|This}} is the equivalent table on the OSM wiki, but it lacks the residential and service categories.

==Tagging by country==
{| class="wikitable" style="max-width:100%;"
|-
! style="width:12%;" rowspan="2" | Country
! colspan="8" | highway=
|-
! style="width:20%;" |  motorway
! style="width:11%;" |  trunk
! style="width:11%;" | primary
! style="width:11%;" | secondary
! style="width:11%;" | tertiary
! style="width:11%;" | unclassified
! style="width:11%;" | residential
! style="width:11%;" | service
|-
|'''{{Adaria}}'''
| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#000080; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#000080; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''A1'''</span></span> <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#000080; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#000080; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''A2'''</span></span>

<small>Dual motorways, max speed between 100 and 140 km/h, 2+ lanes
| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#008000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#008000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''NI-10'''</span></span> <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#008000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#008000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''CH-10'''</span></span> <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#008000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#008000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''MO-10'''</span></span>

<small>Urban branches or loops from motorways, although speed limit can be as low as 80 km/h. They wear a 2-letter indicator of the city they're in.</small>
| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ff0000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#ff0000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''C-11'''</span></span> <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ff0000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#ff0000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''CN-33'''</span></span>

<small>National-level roads. The letter prefix indicates ownership (C is federal-owned, NK for Nankoku, CT for Catelia, CN for Canalia.), and the two numbers indicate the road. Numbers can't be duplicated, regardless of ownership (There can't be a C33 and a CT33, for example.)

Max speed up to 100 km/h. Usually one lane per side, without separation.</small>
| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ffff00; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#ffff00; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#000000 solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''C-32'''</span></span> <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ffff00; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#ffff00; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#000000 solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''CT-123'''</span></span>
<small>Second-level national roads, usually called "State Roads". Follow the same pattern than first level roads, but can have a 3-digit number indicator. Maximum speed: 80 km/h
</small>
| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ffffff; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#ffffff; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#000000 solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''CT-310b'''</span></span>

<small>Local roads or splits roads from higher-order roads. Maximum speed usually 60km/h
</small>
| <small>''Unused''</small>
| <small>''Miscellaneous''</small>
| <small>''Miscellaneous''</small>
|-
| '''{{Allendea}}'''
| <small>Motorways, Tollways and Freeways. Speed Limits vary from 90 to 130 km/h. Signed as national motorways (autopista(s) nacional(es)).</small>
| <small>[[National Route (Allendea)|National route]] network. Speed limits vary from 60 to 100 km/h.</small>
| <small>National or Provincial Routes. Speed limits vary from 60 to 100 km/h.</small>
| <small>Main roads connecting Partidos and smaller towns. Run by the province. Speed limits vary from 40 to 80 km/h. </small>
| <small>Roads inside Partidos. Run by the Partido. Speed limits vary from 30 to 70 km/h.</small>
| <small>Small rural road, 2 lanes</small>
| <small>Roads with buildings on one or both sides of the street. Speed limits vary between 30 and 50 km/h.</small>
| <small>Small connector roads, usually one-way. Speed limits at 30 km/h.</small>
|-
| {{Antharia}}
| <small>'''Autostradă''' ({{AN|A1}}, {{AN|A2}}, etc.): <br>Trunk road with separated carriageways, no private accesses, no signalized intersections, no at-grade intersections that cross the median, and at least 4 lanes. </small>
| <small>'''Drum Națïonal''' ({{AN|DN1|green}}, {{AN|DN2|green}}, etc.): <br>Dual carriageways designed for higher speeds; suburban dual carriageways with very few traffic lights, 4-way-crossings and access to private properties.</small>
| <small>'''Drum Provincïal''' ({{AN|DP1|red}}, {{AN|DP2|red}}, etc.):<br>'''Rural:''' Fast transit road (speed > 80km/h, or 60km/h in mountain regions), paved (asphalt or concrete), with side shoulder large enough to park a car (2m or more) or more than one lane per direction.
Urban: Arterial road, fast (speed > 60km/h), paved (asphalt or concrete), single or dual carriageway, connecting many neighborhoods, forming the main circulation net in large cities or the main entrance and exit routes in medium and small cities.</small>
| <small>'''Drum Județean''' (rural: {{AN|E1|orange}}, {{AN|E2|orange}}, etc.): <br>Linking smaller population centres to each other and to the state highways. Major through routes within city limits.</small>
| <small>'''Drum Comunal''': <br>Less significant roads and collector roads.</small>
| <small>Unused</small>
| <small>'''Stradă''': <br>Generally paved street with one or two lanes, situated only in residential areas.</small>
| <small>'''Stradă de serviciu''': <br>Street in urban or rural areas with limited access.</small>
|-
| '''{{Aorangëa|AO|[[Aorangëa Road Numbering System|Aorangëa]]}}'''
| <small>Any road built to motorway standards</small>
| <small>National Road<br>(1–19)</small>
| <small>Shire Road<br>(20–199)</small>
| <small>1st class Village Road<br>(100–1999)</small>
| <small>2nd class Village Road<br>(1000–9999)</small>
| <small></small>
| <small></small>
| <small></small>
|-
| '''{{Bai Empire}}'''
| <small>National Expressways (百国高速), Provincial Expressways (省高速) and Local/Inner City Expressways (城市/都市高速). These expressways are 100% grade separated and free-flowing with no less than 2 lanes per direction. Designated speed shall be no less than 80km/h (60km/h under special circumstances), with most being 100/120km/h. Furthermore, all expressways are tolled for both national and regional motorways.</small>
| <small>National Roads (国道). Suffix “国” followed by a number. Toll-free. There are no strict requirements on their design speed, minimum lanes, grade separation, or free-flowing traffic but will at least need to be paved. Medians usually exist for larger national roads and shall be mapped as two separate one-ways.</small>
| <small>Provincial Roads (省道). Major roads serving within provinces. Usually with two-digits in ref tag.</small>
| <small>Provincial Roads (省道). Minor roads serving within provinces. Usually with three-digits in ref tag.</small>
| <small>Local roads without official ref tags.</small>
| <small>Not for use.</small>
| <small>Streets in residential areas.</small>
| 
|-
| '''{{Belphenia}}'''
| <small>All motorways in Belphenia are called "Interstate Highways", and are part of the Belphenian Interstate Highway Network (for example, B 97). At least 2 lanes for each direction in rural areas. There is no general maximum speed limit on special roads and straightaways, but the general maximum speed limit varies by state. The minimum speed limit for all motorways is 45 m.p.h.</small>
| <small>National Routes (example: BR 55, or State Roads) are main roads but they are not motorways, and are part of the National Route System of Belphenia. At least 2 lanes for each direction, but with some exceptions in urban areas in special regions. The maximum speed limit for all trunk roads and dual carriageways is 65 m.p.h. in rural areas (45 m.p.h. in urban areas) unless varies by prefecture, and the general minimum speed limit is 40 m.p.h. (25 m.p.h. in urban areas)</small>
| <small>Main roads that are part of the Subnational Route System of Belphenia (example, BR 42, Prefecture highways) </small>
| <small>Secondary roads that are mostly Prefecture Routes (example: Hwy 990, Rte 33, FAL 14), but with a general maximum speed limit of 45 m.p.h. At least 2 or 4 lanes for each direction. In some areas like Edaleria Prefecture, they also serve as Frontage Roads as well.</small>
| <small>Tertiary roads that connects to other roads, cities, towns, villages, and communities.</small>
| <small>Roads that are not state, prefecture, or county roads.</small>
| <small>Roads connecting to residential areas. Living streets normally connects to allotments, farmlands, and farmyards, and are very common in most cities. Traffic may be restricted to pedestrians in the cities of Remiville, Zerephine City, Shadowsnow City, Seralia City, Hinahi, and Eraede.</small>
| <small>Miscellaneous</small>
|-
| '''{{Drabantia}}'''
| <small>Dálnice (highways)</small> <span style="color: #fff; background: #C0111E; border: 1px solid #fff; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;3&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Silnice pro motorová vozidla (motorroads)</small> <span style="color: #fff; background: #C0111E; border: 1px solid #fff; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;10&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Silnice první třídy (first class roads)</small> <span style="color: #fff; background: #15317E; border: 1px solid #fff; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;46&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Silnice druhé třídy (second class roads)</small> <span style="color: #fff; background: #15317E; border: 1px solid #fff; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;271&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Silnice třetí třídy (third class roads)</small> <span style="color: #000; background: #fff; border: 1px solid #000; border-radius: 3px;">'''3716'''</span>
| <small>Jiný druh silnice (other roads)</small>
| <small>No rule.</small>
| <small>No rule.</small>
|-
| '''{{Duncanheim}}'''
| Divided limited access highway (ie, motorway). Designation begins with "M", followed by number.
| <small>Primary National Highways, numbered "A2" through "A9". Except in urban and some mountainous regions, width is two lanes for vehicular traffic, a central lane used for turns (or in some rural areas serving as a passing lane for one direction at a time), and an outer lane on either side exclusively for non-motorized transport (eg, bicycles, horses, pedestrians).</small>
| <small>Other National Highways, numbering scheme "A22", "A222", with fewer digits usually indicating a longer highway. Road width varies, the standardized form is that of the Primary National Highways, however, this standard is not always met.</small>
| <small>Major Arterial Roads not classified as numbered highways. Can often meet highway standards.</small>
| <small>Minor Arterial Roads and Streets, usually in urban areas. Size varies, but the minimum is two lanes for vehicles and sidewalks.</small>
| <small>Category rarely used, usually indicates either rural roads or exclusively industrial streets</small>
| <small>Streets and Rural Roads with building-to-building distance of at least 8 meters and less expected traffic than Minor Arterial Roads</small>
| <small>Alleys, parking aisles, other single lane non-street roadways. Uncommon, as many single lane roadways are tagged as either "living streets" or "pedestrian streets".</small>
|-
| '''{{Aorangëa|EA}}'''
| <small>Any road built to motorway standards<br>''no road numbering scheme in use''</small>
| <small>National Road<br>''no road numbering scheme in use''</small>
| <small>Shire Road<br>''no road numbering scheme in use''</small>
| <small>1st class Village Road<br>''no road numbering scheme in use''</small>
| <small>2nd class Village Road<br>''no road numbering scheme in use''</small>
| <small></small>
| <small></small>
| <small></small>
|-
| '''{{Eelanti}}'''

| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#04B300; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#04B300; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''E1'''</span></span> <br>

<small>''Moottoritie''<br>Typical motorway with speedlimits around 100-130 km/h. Numbered with letter E combined with a number.</small>

| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#FF0000; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#FF0000; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''A1'''</span></span> <br>

<small>''Valtatie''<br>Numbered with letter A combined with a number.</small>

| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#0000FF; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#0000FF; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''B1'''</span></span> <br>

<small>''Kantatie''<br>Numbered with letter B combined with a number.</small>

| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#ffffff; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#ffffff; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#000000 solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''C1'''</span></span> <br><small>

''Seututie''<br>Numbered with letter C combined with a number.</small>

| <span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#FFFD55; padding:2px 1px; margin: 0 1px 0 0; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#FFFD55; padding:0 2px 0 4px; border:#000000 solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''D1'''</span></span> <br><small>

''Yhdystie''<br>Numbered with letter D combined with a number.
</small>
| <small></small>
| <small>''Asuinaluetie/Kaupunkitie''<br>Typical residential street</small>
| <small></small>
|-
| '''{{Eshein}}'''
| <small>Frayvegn (Freeways)</small><br>[[File:Italian traffic signs - autostrada.svg|20px|left]]<span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #008000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A-2&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Ekspressvegn (Expressway)</small><br>[[File:Hinweiszeichen 8c.svg|20px|left]]<span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #1E90FF; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A-4&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Rout</small>
| <small>Rout</small>
| <small></small>
| <small></small>
| <small>Stryt (Srteet)</small>
| <small></small>
|-
| '''{{Esthyra}}'''
| <small>National motorways, which are <span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #FF0000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A1&nbsp;'''</span>, <span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #FF0000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A2&nbsp;'''</span> and <span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #FF0000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A3&nbsp;'''</span>. Maintained by regional governments.</small>
| <small>Unnumbered dual carriageways maintained by cities/counties.</small>
| <small>1-digit National Highways.</small>
| <small>2-digit National Highways, urban arterial roads.</small>
| <small>Other main roads that does not fall into the previous 2 categories.</small>
| <small>Non-Local roads in towns.</small>
| <small>Local roads in towns/cities.</small>
| <small>Private roads.</small>
|-
| '''{{Federal States}}'''
| colspan="8" | ''No official national standards. State-level standards can be found [[Help:Tagging/highway#Tagging by states of the Federal States|below]].''
|-
| '''{{Izaland}}'''
| <small>髙速國道, ''kosoku-kukudō'' (lit. "high-speed national road"). Marked by the letter "E", it is an extensive network of intercity and urban (in large cities) tolled high speed roads with 2 to 3 lanes per way. The general speed limit is 130 km/h, although a few segments in the lesser urbanized areas allow up to 150 km/h. Incomplete segments may be toll-free, and there are discounts for who travels on low peak times.</small>
| <small>準髙速國道, ''Jun-kosoku-kukudō'' (lit. "semi-high-speed national road"). They work as bypass roads for minor cities, or connect motorway junctions with the inner areas of the main settlements. Toll-free, usually 2 lanes per way, and maximum speed between 80 and 110 km/h.</small>
| <small>國道, ''askashirunka'' (lit. "national road"), or 一級道路, ''iskūdōro'' (lit. "1st class road"). Marked by "A", state owned roads connecting the main cities. Toll free and two lanes per way on certain segments.</small>
| <small>懸道, ''iramirunka'' (lit. "prefectural road"), or 二級道路, ''nikūdōro'' (lit. "2nd class road"). Marked by "I", managed by the prefectures, usually stretch within a single region, and reach up to the smaller towns and villages.</small>
| <small>地域道, ''tsiwikidō'' (lit. "local road"), or 三級道路, ''sankūdōro'' (lit. "3rd class road"). Connect local communities toether</small>
| <small>其他道, Other roads.</small>
| <small>四級道路, ''tsikūdōro'' (lit. "4th class road"). Streets in residential areas.</small>
| <small>雑道, Miscellaneous.</small>
|-
| '''{{Kojo}}'''
| <small>National motorways. "G 1", "G 13" etc. Highest road class in Kojo, at least 3 lanes for each direction as well as a structural barrier separating the different directions from each other. General speed limit is 140 km/h, recommended speed 120 km/h, about one third of the network is imposed with lower designated speed limits. 3 lanes per direction. Heavily tolled.</small>
| <small>Also national motorways, with just 2 lanes per direction. "G 1", "G 13" etc. The structural barrier often consists of only simple middle and side purlins. Heavily tolled.</small>
| <small>In rural areas major regional roads, sometimes with partly grade separation at intersections and up to 2 lanes per direction, general speed limit outside of settlemtents: 100 km/h. In urban areas major artery roads. (often "daitō")</small>
| <small>In rural areas roads of regional importance, very rarely grade separations and mostly one lane per direction. In urban areas artery roads. ("kesha")</small>
| <small>In rural areas roads that connect villages etc.; no grade separation, 1 lane. In urban areas roads that facilitate neighbourhood traffic to higher roads. (In Pyingshum: "toku")</small>
| <small>Neighbourhood roads, rural access roads.</small>
| <small>N/A</small>
| <small>miscellaneous</small>
|-
| '''{{Kuehong}}'''
| <small>髙速 Cao tốc (Tolled expressways). C for expressways, but CQ for expressways considered nationwide (i.e. crossing several states)</small>
| <small>车路 Xa lộ (National highways). Interstate high-traffic roads not considered motorways. An in-between between primaries and motorways</small>
| <small>State-maintained roads connecting towns between districts (has a letter prefixed on its route number depending on state) or major roads in towns.</small>
| <small>Local district low-traffic roads that connect cities, towns and villages with each other.</small>
| <small>Same with secondary but shorter</small>
| <small>Other roads.</small>
| <small>Streets in residential areas.</small>
| <small>Miscellaneous.</small>
|-
| '''{{Latina}}'''
| <small>Autopista - numeros ## 1 to 39. The roads ## 30 to 39 are partly trunk-roads. No toll. No speed-limit </small>
| <small>dual carriageway with numbers ## 30 to 39 (and few other) - No toll - speed-limit 135 km/h, in towns 60 km/h </small>
| <small>Ruta Nacional with ## 40 to 99, old standard = 100 km/h, new standard = 120 km/h, in towns 60 km/h</small>
| <small>Ruta regional with ## 100 to 999, speed-limit 100 km/h, in towns 40 km /h or 60 km/h - see signals</small>
| <small>Ruta local, speed-limit 80 km/h, in towns 40 km/h</small>
| <small>speed-limit 80 km/h, in towns 40 km/h</small>
| <small>N/A</small>
| <small>miscellaneous</small>
|-
| '''{{Leresso}}'''
| <span style="color: #FFD700; background: #0000CD; border: 2px solid #FFD700; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;Y2&nbsp;'''</span></br><small>''Yaħanħewa'' (ᡕᠠᡴ᠌ᠠᡃᢊ᠋ᡝᡐᠠ). Dual carriageway roads that generally span the country.  Odd if roughly parallel to the coast, even if stretching inland.</small>
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFD700; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;28&nbsp;'''</span></br><small>Dual carriageway with double-digit numbering scheme.  First digit indicates the region as well as direction (odd if east-west, even if north-south), and the last digit can vary.</small>
| 
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFD700; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;129&nbsp;'''</span></br><small>Regional roads indicated by three-digit numbers.  The first digit indicates the region – each region is allocated two digits, though regional roads with a final "0" are reserved for use in the Aludres Uras, and can lead with any digit.  The three-digit number is odd if the road runs predominantly east-west, and even if it runs predominantly north-south.</small>
|  <span style="color: #8B4513; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #8B4513; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;1904&nbsp;'''</span></br><small>Rural regional roads.  Like higher-priority roads, the first digit indicates the region.  The second digit, however, corresponds to the ''uras'' the road is in.  The last two digits are random.</small>
| <small>speed-limit 80 km/h, in towns 40 km/h</small>
| <small>N/A</small>
| <small>miscellaneous</small>
|-
|'''{{Mauretia}}'''
| <small>All officially designated ''autodromam''. Roads are fully limited-access and host speeds between 100km/h and 130km/h. With rare exceptions, there are always two through lanes of travel. Shields are red and accompanied by the motorway icon.</small><br /><span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#d40000; color:#ffffff; padding:3px; margin:1px; border-radius:3px;">&nbsp;[[File:Mauretia motorway.svg|15px|text-bottom]] '''P'''&nbsp;</span>
|<small>Typically dual-carriage roadway with full shoulders or single-carriage roadway with additional space of about 2 meters between opposing travel lanes and full shoulders. This designation is used for roads that are largely limited access but do not qualify as an official ''autodroma''.</small>
|<small>Major national roads (blue shield) not supplanted by motorways. Not for roads with a weight restriction of 7.5t, height restriction of 3.5m, or when bypassed. May be used for provincial routes of multiple lanes.</small><br /><span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#000080; padding:2px 1px; margin:1px; border-radius:3px;"><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; background:#000080; padding:0 2px 0 2px; margin:1px; border:#ffffff solid 1px; border-radius:3px;">&nbsp;'''N3'''&nbsp;</span></span>
|<small>All national roads not shown as primary. Also includes all provincial roads with at least a one-meter width shoulder and two non-village connections (rural) or major arterials (urban). Provincial roads are signed with a white shield.</small><br /><span style="white-space:nowrap; text-decoration:none; letter-spacing:1px; color:#000000; background:#ffffff; padding:3px; border:1px solid #000000; border-radius:3px;">&nbsp;'''K718'''&nbsp;</span>
|<small>All provincial routes regardless of deficiency and all secondary urban roads. Lowest possible tagging for roads connecting any two municipalities. This is the lowest possible tagging for roads designed to accommodate high-profile vehicles.</small>
|<small>Rural connector roads and access roads to parks or similar structures in urban environs. Recreation routes are the only possible designation to be at this level. Recreation routes are signed with a green shield.</small><br /><span style="white-space:nowrap; background:#1eae88; letter-spacing:1px; color:#ffffff; padding:3px; margin: 1px; border-radius:3px;">'''&nbsp;3401&nbsp;'''</span>
|<small>Residential or primarily residential streets with no otherwise through traffic.</small>
|<small>Miscellaneous roads such as lengthy driveways or restricted access roads. May also be used in urban environments for allies and quays not designed for through traffic or frequent use.</small>
|-
|'''{{Navenna}}'''
|<span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #C20114; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A-1&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #C20114; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A-6 dir&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Motorways (''autostrade''), including spurs. Limited access highways with separated carriageways, grade-separated interchanges and at least 2 lanes in each direction. Are almost always tolled.</small>
|<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-7&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-601&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Expressways (''superstrade''), including spurs. Used for limited access highways that have motorway restrictions but lack motorway standard. </small>
|<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-1&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-7 var&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-9 dir&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Primary national roads (''strade nasionaƚe''), including important spurs. Used for trunk roads managed by the national government that are not part of the motorway or expressway network. Road standard can vary but is usually high.</small>
|<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-42&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="background: #FFBD00; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N-9 var&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Secondary national roads (''strade nasionaƚe''), including spurs. Used for roads managed by the national government of secondary importance. Road standard can vary but is usually high.</small>
|<span style="background: #F06F13; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;C-122&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="border: 1px solid #000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;U-10&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="border: 1px solid #000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;Rac-1&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Provincial roads (''strade cantonaƚe''), urban routes (''strade urbane''), ring roads (''racordi'') and other major urban roads that otherwise lack classification. Used for important roads managed by the local government in each canton. Road standard can vary greatly depending on canton.</small>
|<small>Other local public roads without classification, rural roads that connect towns or urban roads with through traffic.</small>
|<small>Public road without through traffic, that primarily provide access to residential areas.</small>
|<small>Roads, public or private, that are used for access to, or within an industrial area, residential complex, business park, service station, park, graveyard, etc. Usually denotes a road with a specific purpose rather than a general access road, and are often owned/managed by the amenity the road provides access to.</small>
|-
| '''{{New Ingerland}}'''
| colspan="2" | <span style="color: #FFFFFF; background: #bf2f37; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A1&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Trunk roads. The trunk road network is the primary road network connecting all major provincial centres. Special laws apply.</small>
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;B17&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Primary roads. These roads provide the primary link for major regions not served by the trunk  road network and for highly significant tourism regions.</small>
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;C863&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Secondary roads. Created to provide important links between population centres and between these centres and the primary transport network.</small>
| <small>Collector roads</small>
| <small>Local rural roads</small>
| <small>Local urban roads</small>
| <small>Back alleys, service, and access roads.</small>
|-
|'''{{Paroy}}'''
| <small>Limited access freeway with interchanges. Mostly used for motorways in the [[User:PortCal/Sandbox/Paroyan Expressway System|Paroyan Expressway System]]. At least 2 lanes for each direction, in concentraded urban areas up to at least 3 lanes. General speed limit varies by state and road, minimum speed 100 kmph and maximum speed 140 kmph by law, exceptions exist.</small><br><span style="white-space:nowrap;background:#de0000;color:white;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>E</small>&nbsp;1&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="white-space:nowrap;background:#1eae88;color:white;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>E</small>&nbsp;10&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="white-space:nowrap;background:#1eae88;color:white;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>E</small>&nbsp;420&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Trunk expressway or State Route of the highest classification. At least 2 lanes for each direction, varies in urban areas. General speed limit varies by state and road, minimum 80 kmph and maximum speed 120 kmph by law, exceptions exist. </small><br><span style="white-space:nowrap;background:white;color:#1eae88;border:1.5px solid #1eae88;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>A</small>&nbsp;54&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="white-space:nowrap;background:#ff2b01;color:white;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>VR</small>&nbsp;22&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>State route or other primary highway. Always numbered.<br>'''Urban areas:''' Large avenue/street. Speed limits vary. Exceptions exist. <br>'''Rural areas:''' State Routes. Speed limits vary. Exceptions exist.</small><br><span style="white-space:nowrap;background:#ff2b01;color:white;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>VR</small>&nbsp;252&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="white-space:nowrap;background:white;color:black;border:1px solid black;border-radius:2px;padding:1px">'''&nbsp;<small>NS</small>&nbsp;130&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Secondary highway. Always numbered. Road numbers shared with primary.<br>'''Urban areas:''' Secondary road or arterial road like avenue. General max speed 50 kmph. <br>'''Rural areas:''' Larger main roads. General max speed 80 kmph.</small>
| <small>Tertiary highways. May be numbered. <br>'''Urban areas:'''Major streets or collector roads that facilitate neighbourhood traffic to higher roads. <br>'''Rural areas:''' Roads that connect villages.</small>
| <small>Other roads used for local traffic, without residences. Used by exception.</small>
| <small>Local roads with residences, often reffered to as street.</small>
| <small>Local roads that do not carry traffic. Also used for alleys or smaller streets in neighborhoods with residential roads.</small>
|-
|'''{{Randalia}}'''
| <small>Limited access highways connecting major cities. Minmum of two lanes each direction.Speed limit 120 km/hr</small>
| <small>Similar configuration to motorways. Connect primary or secondary roads to motorways.Lower speed limit than motorway. </small>
| <small>National roads, connect cities between provinces. May also be contained entirely within a province.Four or more lanes in urban areas, Two lanes in rural areas. </small>
| <small>Roads that connect cities and towns within a province. Also connect two primary roads.</small>
| <small>County roads.</small>
| <small>Miscellaneous nonresidential streets and roads, usually in central district of a city.</small>
| <small>Streets and roads in residential areas.</small>
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
|-
|'''{{Semanya}}'''
| colspan="2"| <span style="color: #14866D; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #14866D; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N1&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="color: #14866D; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #14866D; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;N29&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Main roads in the country.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;100&nbsp;'''</span>
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;17&nbsp;'''</span>&nbsp;<span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;209&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Primary roads.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;90&nbsp;'''</span>
| <span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;1303&nbsp;'''</span><br/><small>Secondary roads.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;75&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Tertiary roads.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;55&nbsp;'''</span>
| colspan="2"| <small>"Surface" roads.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;45&nbsp;'''</span>
| <small>Service roads, small urban residential streets, et cetera.</small><br/><span style="color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; border: 2px solid #D33D33; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;30&nbsp;'''</span>
|-
| '''{{Unesia}}'''
| <small>Trans-State (motorway) Highway designation begins with a 'U'</small><br>[[File:Unesia_Trans-State_Hwy.jpg|50px|left]]
| <small>Intra-State (expressway) Highway designation begins with State Code e.g. 'A' for Darulaman or the first letter of each other state</small><br>[[File:Unesia_Intra-State_Hwy.jpg|50px|left]]
| <small>Trans-City (surface highway) Highway designation begins with State Code e.g. A for Darulaman, and the first letter for each other state</small><br>[[File:Unesia_Inter-City_Hwy.jpg|50px|left]]
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
| <small>''miscellaneous''</small>
|-
| '''{{Vodeo}}'''
| <span style="color: #ffdb00; background: #008253; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;M1&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="color: #ffdb00; background: #008253; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;M37&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>Motorways, freeways, expressways, and other limited access roads. Speed limits vary between provinces, but are generally between 80 km/h and 130 km/h.</small>
| <span style="color: #ffdb00; background: #008253; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;A9&nbsp;'''</span> <span style="color: #ffdb00; background: #008253; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;B36&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>[[Highways in Vodeo|A- and B-level national highways]] not classified as limited-access roads.</small>
| <span style="color: #ffdb00; background: #008253; border-radius: 3px;">'''&nbsp;C780&nbsp;'''</span><br><small>[[Highways in Vodeo|C-level national highways]] not classified as limited-access roads.</small>
| <span style="color: #000; background: #fff; border: 1px solid #000; border-radius: 3px;">'''SA 5'''</span> <span style="color: #fff; background: #C0111E; border: 1px solid #fff; border-radius: 3px;">'''CA 16'''</span><br><small>Provincial highways and major urban and rural roads not classified as provincial highways.</small>
| <small>Minor urban arterial and district roads.</small>
| <small>Rural and other non-urban roads.</small>
| <small>Residential and other roads used for local traffic.</small>
| <small>Miscellaneous</small>
|-
|}

==Tagging by states of the Federal States==
Eventually the FSA should have national standards; in the meantime, state mappers are encouraged to add their state to describe how they've been mapping their roadway networks.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! colspan="8" | highway=
|-
! State
! motorway
! trunk
! primary
! secondary
! tertiary
! unclassified
! residential
! service
|- 
|'''{{Clamash}}'''
| <small>F.S. motorways and state-level dual carriageway: grade separated and controlled access highways: Speed Limit 75 mph rural and 70 mph urban.</small>
| <small>Major highways with dual carriageways: limited access: Speed Limit 65 mph rural and 45 mph urban.</small>
| <small>Major highways. Typically two lanes in rural areas, may be divided by a median in urban areas: Speed Limit 60 mph rural and 35 mph urban.</small>
| <small>Minor highways. Typically two lanes in rural areas, may be divided by a median in urban area: Speed Limit 60 mph rural and 35 mph urban. </small>
| <small>Minor highways with single carriageway: Speed Limit 55 mph rural and 35 mph urban. </small>
| <small>N.A.</small>
| <small>Minor roads and streets: Speed Limit 50 mph rural and 25-30 mph in urban.</small>
| <small>Private roads, service roads or alleys.</small>
|-
|'''[[Costa Dorada]]'''
|<small>Divided, multi-lane highways with no at-grade intersections. Access controlled with entrance and exit ramps. Speed limits generally set at 70 mph in urban areas and 80 mph in rural areas, with exceptions for congested and mountainous sections.</small>
|<small>Multi-lane, divided highways with at-grade intersections. Speed limits ranging from 50 mph to 75 mph.</small>
|<small>Major highways, generally with a single lane in each direction and no center divider. Also used for the most important urban thoroughfares.</small>
|<small>Minor highways with a single lane in each direction and no center divider. Also used for major city streets.</small>
|<small>Roads generally used to connect neighbourhoods with secondary and primary routes. </small>
|<small>Minor roads often in rural or industrial areas.</small>
|<small>Minor roads in neighbourhoods often connecting residential areas to higher capacity roads.</small>
|<small>Private roads and access roads.</small>
|-
|'''{{Culpepper}}'''
| <small>F.S. motorways and state-level dual carriageway, grade separated, controlled access highways that otherwise meet federal motorway standards</small>
| <small>Dual carriageway, high volume, high speed roads that do not meet federal motorway standards. They may have some at grade intersections and traffic lights.</small>
| <small>Major arterial roads with higher capacity and speeds (up to 50mph) than secondary roads.</small>
| <small>Arterial roads that are narrower with less capacity and lower speeds (up to 40mph).</small>
| <small>Minor roads that act as arterials for neighborhoods and small settlements.</small>
| <small>Unpaved gravel roads or rural roads</small>
| <small>Low speed roads in neighborhoods</small>
| <small>Private roads and access roads</small>
|-
|'''{{Elway}}'''
| <small>Multi-lane high speed highways. Usually, only the national ones crossing the state. </small>
| <small>''Not in use in Elway roadway network''</small>
| <small>Major arterial highways with dual carriageways. Usually, but not only, all the state highways.</small>
| <small>Minor arterial highways with dual carriageways. Usually, but not only, all the county highways.</small>
| <small>Major roads with either dual or single carriageway in a city or town. </small>
| <small>''Not in use in Elway roadway network''</small>
| <small>Rural roads with lower width and speed limits and less important city streets. </small>
| <small>Private roads, access roads or alleys.</small>
|-
| '''{{Fellshire}}'''
| <small>All Federal States motorways, as well as other fully access controlled and grade separated dual-carriageways</small>
| <small>Divided, partially access controlled parkways or bypasses of towns that only have a single carriageway</small>
| <small>Major State Routes</small>
| <small>Other State Routes, or roads of much local significance that aren't part of the State Route System.</small>
| <small>State Routes of the least importance, as well as other roads of local significance.</small>
| <small>N/A</small>
| <small>Rural roads with lower width and speed limits, as well as neighborhood roads and less important city streets.</small>
| <small>Low-speed access roads and alleys.</small>
|-
|'''{{Gnaerey}}'''
| <small>Controlled Access Highways, including all FS routes, designated FS-000 or GY-000 (FS)</small>
| <small>Mostly Controlled Access Highways, open to all traffic, usually sections of other routes, keeping the designation of that category</small>
| <small>State Roads, connecting counties, or connections between those routes, usually designated without letter suffix</small>
| <small>State or County Roads, connecting locations within a county, usually designated with the respective county's letter suffix</small>
| <small>County Roads, connecting locations to higher order roads, usually designated with the respective county's letter suffix</small>
| colspan="2" | <small>Local roads, not intended but open for thru-traffic</small>
| <small>Local routes, generally not suitable for thru-traffic</small>
|-
|'''{{Minnonigan}}'''
| <small>Fully access-controlled with full grade separation from railroads and other roads. Includes the F.S. Motorway network, freeway portions of the Minnonigan 900-series expressway system, and other fully access-controlled facilities. Interchanges are numbered based on mileage, increasing from the southern or eastern terminus within the state of Minnonigan.</small>
| <small>In rural areas, divided high-speed highways with limited access from cross-streets. Some major intersections may be grade-separated. In urban areas, generally denotes a high-volume, high-speed (above 50mph) roadway with six lanes or more that may or may not have a median.</small>
| <small>In rural areas, high-speed two-lane roads with full access to and from most cross-streets. In suburban and urban areas, generally denotes a high-volume roadway with four-to-six lanes with speed limits generally between 35mph and 50mph.</small>
| <small>In rural areas, similar two-lane cross-section as primary roads, but with lower volumes of traffic. In suburban and urban areas, generally denotes a mid- to high-volume roadway with two-to-four lanes with speed limits generally below 35mph.</small>
| <small>Urban and suburban collector roads to connect neighborhoods to higher-speed roadways. Generally two lanes with speed limits below 35mph. Rarely used in rural areas.</small>
| <small>Indicates a private or semi-private road off of the official state or municipal road networks, such as internal streets on college campuses, industrial facilities, or airports.</small>
| <small>All other roads, generally serving properties immediately adjacent to the road and rarely used for through traffic.</small>
| <small>Low-speed access roads and alleys. Also used for dedicated bus-only facilities in urban areas.</small>
|-
| '''{{New Carnaby}}'''
|<small>Federally funded highways</small>
|<small>State funded highways, most nearly motorway standard</small>
|<small> Major Arterial Roads; All state routes in New Carnaby are either trunk or primary roads</small>
|<small>Arterial roads; locally funded</small>
|<small>Connecting and residential roads that carry high volumes of vehicles</small>
|<small>Not used</small>
|<small>Roads, usually non-through-ways, that serve residential communities</small>
|<small>Privately owned (Public or Private sector) roads</small>
|-
|'''{{Ogdalen}}'''
|'''<small>(Note: Classifications are not strict and based on OSM)</small>'''
<small>FS Motorways and other limited access freeways</small>
| <small>Major highways connecting large towns or covering large distances</small>
| <small>Major commercial highways or important arterial roads</small>
|<small>Medium commercial roads, major rural roads</small>
| <small>Minor commerical or major residential streets</small>
|<small>N.A.</small>
| <small>All roads that don't fit other classifications</small>
|<small>Alleys, Driveways, Parking, Access Roads, etc.</small>
|-
|'''{{Penquisset}}'''
|<small>Federally funded highways</small>
|<small>State funded highways</small>
|<small> Major Arterial Roads; All Penquisset state routes are either trunk or primary roads</small>
|<small>Arterial roads; locally funded</small>
|<small>Connecting and residential roads that carry high volumes of vehicles</small>
|<small>Not used</small>
|<small>Roads, usually non-through-ways, that serve residential communities</small>
|<small>Privately owned (Public or Private sector) roads</small>
|-
|'''{{Sierra}}'''
|<small>Controlled access dual carriageways. Used only for FS-routes and spurs. </small>
|<small>Not used</small>
|<small>All state highways. Always at-grade and one lane in each direction apart from the Northern Turnpike, which is dual carriageway.</small>
|<small>Intrastate route designations or major roads in cities.</small>
|<small>Used for county roads/routes. Often paved roads, but can be partially or fully unpaved in high mountain areas.</small>
|<small>Minor roads, largely unpaved.</small>
|<small>Primarily residential roads, paved in most parts but can be unpaved in mountains.</small>
|<small>Access, private or other minor roadways</small>
|-
|'''{{Tempache}}'''
|<small>High-speed, fully access-controlled, divided, with at least two lanes in each direction. All FS Routes and certain primary state routes.</small>
|<small>High-speed, limited-access (at-grade intersections), divided highways with at least two lanes in each direction. Part of primary state route system.</small>
|<small>Major arterial routes typically connecting larger population areas. Usually part of primary state route system.</small>
|<small>Minor arterial routes and routes connecting smaller towns. Usually part of primary state route system.</small>
|<small>Low capacity minor routes that are lined and paved with at least one lane in each direction. Usually part of secondary state route system.</small>
|<small>Paved or unpaved lower capacity roads through rural areas. Usually part of secondary state route system.</small>
|<small>Paved lower capacity roads through urban areas. </small>
|<small>Low speed private roads, access roads, or alleys.</small>
|-
|'''{{Wisecota}}'''
|<small>Controlled access divided highways, designated a FS route or State Primary.</small>
|<small>Major thoroughfares with minimal intersections. Usually a State Primary, but may have no designation.</small>
|<small>Arterial roads in cities. Will usually be a State Primary if in rural areas.</small>
|<small>Minor arterials or major collectors in cities, or important roads in rural areas. Usually a State Secondary.</small>
|<small>Collector roads in cities, or rural connecting roads. Usually has no designation, but may be State Secondary.</small>
|<small>Any road that is not primarily for Residential or Commercial access. Mostly in rural areas.</small>
|<small>Any road primarily for Residential or Commercial access. Mostly in developed areas.</small>
|<small>Used for driveways, parking aisles, access routes, or any path that is not intended for normal travel.</small>
|-
|}

==References==
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