India has a vast road network, with over 5.5 million kilometers of roads. These roads connect cities, towns, and villages across the country and are an important means of transportation for both people and goods. The road network in India is divided into several categories, including National Highways, State Highways, and Rural and Urban roads. The National Highways make up a small percentage of the total road network but carry a large portion of the traffic. The Indian government has been investing heavily in expanding and improving the road network in recent years, with a focus on building new highways and upgrading existing roads to improve connectivity and reduce travel time.
