Secondary rod
Secondary route sign (route 209) 3 km before Præstø
A Sekundærrute ( Pl. : Sekundærruter , dt. : Secondary route ) is one with a identification number provided highway in Denmark . Secondary routes connect smaller cities and the primary routes .
Secondary routes are marked with white signs (primary routes are yellow) and are numbered with three digits. In metropolitan areas, the ring roads ( ringvej in Danish ) also have the status of secondary routes , they are signposted as O1, O2 etc.
There are currently a total of 152 routes with secondary route numbering in Denmark. The lowest number assigned is 150, the highest 597 (as of September 2011). Individual sections can be developed as a motorway .
Secondary routes developed as a motorway
- Århus Syd Motorvejen Rute 501 (access road from Hørning to Aarhus-Viby)
- Messemotorvejen (Snejbjerg / Sinding - Vildbjerg), probably 2017
- Lyngbymotorvejen rod 201 (feeder from Virum to Motorring 3 )
See also
Web links
- State road network in Denmark (English) Annual report 2014 of the Vejdirektoratet road administration