Your Nation's Roadways

[Lillorainen]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right.

Do roads have speed limits: Partially.
If so, where: Everywhere except for highways.
What are the speed limits:

Within municipalities: 60 km/h.
On country roads (State Roads): varies by state (lowest is 90 km/h, highest is 120 km/h).
Single-carriageway Federal Roads: 100/120 km/h.
Multiple-carriageway highways: no limit.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes.
If so, what system do the numbers follow:
The highway (Autobahn) system has a logical pattern. They are called A1, A2 etc.
East-west highways have even numbers.
North-south highways have odd numbers.
Ringroads have numbers ending in 0.
Single-digit numbers are main highways with a national meaning, double-digit numbers are those with a regional meaning. Three-digit numbers are mostly bypasses and feeder roads.

Federal Routes (B1, B2, etc.) follow a similar pattern. The B1 to B10 roads are main routes with a national meaning. From there, the numbers start in the southeast and radiate clockwise around the center, until they reach the southeast again; in a second process, more routes got numbered again, this time radiating counter-clockwise.

State Road numberings vary by state.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: yes, but only if not at an intoxicating level
Smoke: yes
Eat: yes
Texting: no
Phone calls: only with hands-free equipment
Drugs: yes, but only if not at an intoxicating level

[New Transeurasia]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: Everywhere except where it is safe to have no speed limit
What are the speed limits: Increments of 5 between 5 and 100, Increments of 10 between 100 and 250, then X means no speed limit.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes.
If so, what system do the numbers follow: [Road type designator, or Province Code] [number], for example NA 14 would be National Motorway 14. Auxiliary roads are given as a number after a dash separator from the original, for example RS 12-8 would be Rossiya Province route 12, auxiliary 8.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: only 500ml may be consumed while driving.
Smoke: Yes.
Eat: Yes.
Texting: Only while stopped.
Phone calls: Only while stopped.
Drugs: No.

[Fatatatutti]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Whichever side they like. On the inter-city highways, we have road trains with half a dozen trailers or more weighing several hundred tons, so their drivers pick a side by convention. Drivers of smaller and/or slower vehicles are well-advised to comply.

Do roads have speed limits: No.

Does your nation have freeways: If you mean limited access roads, no.

Does your nation have numbered roads: No.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving? Yes.

[Gregenia]

b]What side of the road do your people drive on:[/b] Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: If their is a road it has a speed limit
What are the speed limits:City/Town Streets: 25 MPH Freeway:70MPH

Does your nation have freeways:Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads:Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow:American

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol:No
Smoke:Yes
Eat:Yes
Texting:No
Phone calls:No
Drugs:No

[The United States of Ibica]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All roads either have posted limits, or if unposted, an assumed limit. (i.e. the State of West Monroe imposes a speed limit 25 m.p.h. on residential streets if not otherwise posted. Most other states have similar rules.
What are the speed limits: The lowest posted official speed limit is 15 m.p.h. for the alleys of Elizabeth City, Angola. The highest posted limit is 80 m.p.h. on Interstates 5, 25, and 70 in rural Hamilton and Calahan.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow:
The Federal Government funds several numbered highway systems:
The Ibica Route network consists mainly of 2-6 lane surface level roads connecting major cities. With glaring exceptions, these routes are number with low numbers in the North and East and going up as you move South and West. Some may be built to freeway standards, especially in urban areas.
Interstate Routes are a system of freeways connecting major Ibican cities. The are numbered with low numbers in the South and West, with numbers rising as you move East and North.
Park Service Routes are a system of numbered 2-4 lane highways within and serving places administered by the National Park Service.

State/Territorial Highways and Secondary State/Territorial Highways follow the rules laid out by their respective states but are a system of paved 2-10 lane roads or freeways. They range from the 2 lane Edward Island Highway 12 tracing the beach to the 8 lane freeway East Monroe State Highway 1 linking the state capital to the beach and ports of Carsonville.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: Yes
Eat: Legal in all states except Angola
Texting: Illegal in all states and territories except the Haviland territory
Phone calls: Legal, most states require hands-free
Drugs: Illegal

[AiaHoa]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes.
If so, where: Everywhere
What are the speed limits: 95 kph on highways, 100 kph on rural highways, 75 kph on urban arterials, 50 kph on city streets, 10 kph on alleys

Does your nation have freeways: No

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes, but only long routes connecting major areas.
If so, what system do the numbers follow: They are numbered in order of when they were built.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No.
Smoke: It's complicated. Smoking is illegal in all suburb areas, and all parkways. It is legal in all rural areas, and all urban areas except for Aiapolis (AiaHoa's capital).
Eat: Unless they need two hands, then yes.
Texting: No.
Phone calls: They are now legal because in the 911th year, someone designed built-in phones in the car's radio.
Drugs: No, drugs are illegal everywhere, not just on the road.

[Lusela]

What side of the road do your people drive on: right

Do roads have speed limits: yes
If so, where: Everywhere in the country
What are the speed limits: In cities it averages between 5 mph to 40 mph. Outside of cities you can see anywhere from 20 mph to 90 mph.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: The roads are numbered in the order that they are built.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes
Texting: No
Phone calls: Yes
Drugs: No

[Kajman-eilanden]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: No
If so, where:
What are the speed limits:

Does your nation have freeways: yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: No
If so, what system do the numbers follow:

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: Yes
Smoke: Yes
Eat: Yes
Texting: Yes
Phone calls: Yes
Drugs: Yes

[Tokau]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All public roads
What are the speed limits:

• Freeways and rural four-lane highways: 110 km/h
• Rural two-lane highways: 95 km/h
• Major urban roads: 70 km/h
• Residential roads: 50 km/h

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: Longer highways generally have smaller numbers. No real numbering system.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes
Texting: No
Phone calls: If you can do it through your car
Drugs: No

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Here's an example of a Tokaen highway shield.

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[Bellcon]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Left
Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: Cliff roads and 150 meters away from school buildings
What are the speed limits:
Residential roads - 45 kph
Urban Road - 75 kph
Cliff Roads - 50 kph
Roads that is 150 meter away from schools - 40 kph

Does your nation have freeways: As of now, it is under construction. The road will be expected have a complete access from the public in November 13, 2088. The freeway was started constructed last April 1, 2069

Does your nation have numbered roads: No.
If so, what system do the numbers follow:

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No.
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes
Texting: No.
Phone calls: Yes
Drugs: No.

[Hatterleigh]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yeah, mostly
If so, where: Pretty much everywhere except some desolate highways and some areas of the Trans-Hatterlese Highway are experimenting with it.
What are the speed limits: ~55-70 (urban freeways) ~70-85 (rural freeways) ~25-40 (residential and semi-residential areas, mostly on the lower side of that range)

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: Smaller numbers were built first, generally speaking. There are a few exceptions however.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No.
Smoke: Depends on what you're smoking. Nicotene cigs are fine
Eat: Yes
Texting: No.
Phone calls: Yes
Drugs: No.

[Mangahhan Super Region]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right Hand Traffic

Do roads have speed limits: Yes!
If so, where: Most and all roads in the country.
What are the speed limits: 120 Kmh in Expressways, 110 Kmh in Highways, 80 Kmh in Arterial and City roads, 70 Kmh maximum speed on the rest of the roads.

Does your nation have freeways: No, only Controlled Access highways (Expressways) exist, yet avenues and boulevards that are considered freeways also if they are wider than 12-16 lanes both sides.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes!
If so, what system do the numbers follow: NM1-30 = primary national roads, expressways, highways, NM30-125 = City Roads, regional roads. NM-125-999 = Local roads.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes
Texting: No, except for emergency situations.
Phone calls: No, except for emergency situations.
Drugs: No

[Donnegall]

What side of the road do your people drive on: On the left.

Do roads have speed limits: No.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes.
If so, what system do the numbers follow: National numbers. Other ones are prohibited.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No.
Smoke: No.
Eat: No.
Texting: No.
Phone calls: Yes.
Drugs: No, and drugs are illegal.

[Patagonia New Wales]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All roads
What are the speed limits: 40 km/h in residential areas or near schools, 50 km/h in urban areas, 80 km/h on unpaved rural roads and 100 km/h on paved rural roads

Does your nation have freeways: No

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: The main north-south roads are numbered (from east to west) 1, 2 and 3, and the main east-west roads are numbered (from north to south) 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. The east-west roads define 7 zones, numbered 1-7. Two-digit roads are numbered according to the northernmost zone they enter. There are three-digit roads but they are rare, and there are no two-digit roads beginning with 8 or 9.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: Yes
Eat: Yes
Texting: No
Phone calls: No, except with hands-free
Drugs: No

[De Almerland]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All roads
What are the speed limits:
Residential: 30km/h 18mph
Urban: 50km/h 31mph
Rural: Cars 100km/h 62 mph, Coaches 80km/h 50 mph, HGV 80km/h 50 mph
Rural separated: 110km/h 68mph, Coaches 100km/h 62mph, HGV 100km/h 62 mph
Highway: 130km/h 80mph, 68mph, Coaches 100km/h 62mph, HGV 100km/h 62 mph

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow:
U: uncategorised road
S: Minor roads
N: Major roads
A: Highways

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: No
Texting: No
Phone calls: No, except hands-free devices
Drugs: No

[The Huterric Union]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Left

Do roads have speed limits: Not on highways but yes elsewhere
If so, where: All roads except highways
What are the speed limits: Motorways - 240Km/h. Dual Carriageway State Roads - 160km/h. Single Carriageway State Roads - 80km/h. Main roads - 65km/h. All other toads - 55km/h

Does your nation have freeways: Yes, We call them highways though

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes, Each 3 numbered road types have different systems
If so, what system do the numbers follow:
Highways - Single digit routes radiate out of Lansadas in a west-east fashion (so H9 goes east but H1 goes west). For all double digit routes (except H12, the most important route and thus the exception to a few rules), the 2nd digit is according to direction: 1&3 go north south, 2&4 go east west, 6&8 go northeast to southwest, 7&9 go northeast to southeast, multiples of 5 are orbital highways and multiples of 10 are orbital bypasses. Three and four digit highways are auxiliary routes (so H112 is the first auxiliary route built on H12, and H1112 is the eleventh auxiliary route of H12). Have designation H and use dark red road signage
Motorways - Numbered in the order they were built (except for M12). Use designation M and have blue road signs
State Roads - National law states double and triple digit state roads are dual carriageway, whereas four digit state roads are single carriageway. However, the system for numbering state roads is state dependent. Nationwide are designated with the letter A and use green signs. When referring to a state road you must use what state it's i.e. "Aclenia A14" instead of just A14 when referring to the Aclenian road.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes
Texting: No
Phone calls: No
Drugs: No

A dispatch will be made on our road system

[Nocta Terra]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Left

Do roads have speed limits: No. However, any travel in government or industrial districts will be done on foot.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes, they all stem Fromm the capital, and will have crossovers between them every 80KM, or in industrialized cities. Off ramps in industrialized cities, and you get to smaller ones using urban road networks.

Each off and on ramps will have a station, your bicycle is “tagged” through use of a numbered ID chip, and when leaving the freeway, the chip is scanned, and, then the appropriate cost automatically will be charged. Government workers exempt from payment

Due to the spacing between highways, if urban roads are found near connector roads, an off/on ramp will be available (uses same method of charging for use as standard highways).

Running paralell to these highways are underground train systems, allowing for easier mass-transit of groups. They follow the same rules, have the same stopping points, and are basically a mirror image of the highways, except slightly more expensive. For payment, you are automatically flagged upon entry to a train, and fund so are automatically removed from your account on exit (government workers exempt). Large Groups can acquire lowered rates. Depending on the rail level, the accessibility changes, generally the lower the level, the more secure enterance is.

Does your nation have numbered roads: No, highway labels follow a letter code:
HW/CC-LLDR

HW/CC: Is this a connector road, or a highway.


LL: 2 Letter code, First Letter acts as a Basic Label (Alphabetically , A-Z by construction.). SThe econd Letter dictates series, and only come see into play for the connecting roads (Each strip, eing the road between two highways gets it’s own Letter) (allows for returning to the start of the alphabets. By the completion of the roadway project, we expect to be on series J)

DR: Direction. NN (North) NE (North East) EE (East) ES (Southeast) SS (South) WS (Southwest) WW (West) WN (Northwest)

So, if the fifth highway built goes Southwest, it’s code would be Highway-EWS.

The connection roads between highways are labeled using the Series code (LL) from the first highway, and the Direction code (DD) Of the second one.

So, if the road connection Highway E-WS to F-WW was part of series 3 (meaning the third iteration of the letter E), it’s code would be: Connector-ECWW


Is it legal to do the following actions while driving? these answers refer to on the trains only.
Consume alcohol: Yes, in small amounts.
Smoke: No
Eat: Yes, if the food does not have a particularly strong scent, Andy only in dining Cars.
Texting: Yes, in your compartment.
Phone calls: Quietly, in your compartment.
Drugs: Of low levels (non-dangerous, hard to OD type), in small amounts, in designated cars.

[East Graenia]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes.
If so, where: On all roads
What are the speed limits: Highways (Autobahn): 130 km/h, Dual carriageways (Autostraße): 100 km/h, Other rural roads: 90 km/h, Major streets (Großstraße): 50-80 km/h, Streets (Straße): 50 km/h

Does your nation have freeways: Yes.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes.
If so, what system do the numbers follow: Highways are numbered first according to their direction (1 to 8 going clockwise north to northwest), then by their longitude (0 to 9), and last by latitude (0 to 9). Auxiliary highways have another digit for the order they were constructed in. So for example a highway going from Hallesburg (coordinate code 31) to the south (direction 5) has the number A531, the first auxilliary road constructed from it has the number A5311.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: No
Texting: What is that?
Phone calls: No
Drugs: No

[Marcianus]

What side of the road do your people drive on: The right.

Do roads have speed limits: Yes.
If so, where: All roads.
What are the speed limits: Depends upon the road, but often times we have these rules: The top speed limit in non-urban areas is 80, but in urban areas it's 65.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes. Only one however.

Does your nation have numbered roads: No. Every single road is named with words.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: Illegal.
Smoke: Legal.
Eat: Illegal.
Texting: Illegal.
Phone calls: Legal, but only in certain circumstances.
Drugs: Depends on the type of drug.

[Andower]

What side of the road do your people drive on: The left

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All roads have speed limits
What are the speed limits: Outside 20, 30, 40 or 50mph zones, the majority of Andowan roads are classed as 'national speed limit', denoted by a grey, circular sign with a single, black, diagonal stripe through it. For cars, 'national speed limit' means a limit of 60mph on single carriageway roads and 70mph on dual carriageways and motorways

Does your nation have freeways: Yes, although we call them motorways here

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: The Andowan road numbering scheme is a numbering scheme used to classify and identify all roads in Andower. Each road is given a single letter, which represents the road's category, and a subsequent number, of 1 to 4 digits. Introduced to arrange funding allocations, the numbers soon became used on maps and as a method of navigation. Two sub-schemes exist: one for motorways, and another for non-motorway roads.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: Yes
Eat: Yes
Texting: No
Phone calls: Only using a hands-free device
Drugs: No

[Philippines and North Borneo]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All paved non-freeway roads
What are the speed limits: 45 km/h in urban areas, 110 km/h on highways.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: The first digit is the order of the main road radiating from the capital city the road branches off from (there are 8 at present), followed by a two digit alphanumeric designation, usually based on how far the road branches off from the main road.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No.
Smoke: Yes.
Eat: Yes.
Texting: No.
Phone calls: No.
Drugs: No.

[Freilibre]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes, with the exception of MH01.
If so, where: All paved urban roads and non-freeway roads
What are the speed limits:
15km/h School Area
30km/h Urban Area
55km/h Major Streets (Avenues, Boulevards, etc.)
70km/h Urban Freeways (Within city limits or near housing)
110km/h All other Freeways
130km/h (MH01)

Does your nation have freeways: Yes.

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes.
If so, what system do the numbers follow: All freeways have alphanumerical designations to them. National freeways are designated as Motorways, or MH, and follows two digit numbers and are numbered according to their adjacency to MH01. (Ex. MH02 is adjacent to MH01 and MH03 after). Provincially owned freeways are designated as Highways, or HWY. and follows a similar system.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: Yes.
Smoke: No.
Eat: No.
Texting: Yes.
Phone calls: Yes.
Drugs: Yes.

Motorway 1 Shield Example:

[Nazi Somali Republic]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: No
If so, where: N/A
What are the speed limits: N/A

Does your nation have freeways: Yes, but thy are mainly in poor condition and usually impassable when it rains

Does your nation have numbered roads: No
If so, what system do the numbers follow: N/A

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: ILLEGAL, PUNISHABLE BY EXECUTION
Smoke: ILLEGAL, PUNISHABLE BY EXECUTION
Eat: LEGAL
Texting: ILLEGAL, PUNISHABLE BY RPG TO THE VEHICLE WHILE DRIVING
Phone calls: ILLEGAL, PUNISHABLE BY RPG TO THE VEHICLE WHILE DRIVING
Drugs: ILLEGAL, PUNISHABLE BY EXECUTION

[Ko-oren]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do roads have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: All
What are the speed limits: 12 km/h on certain streets in cities and towns, 24 km/h on most other streets in populated areas. 36 km/h on other roads in populated areas. 60 km/h on most roads connecting these areas and many rural roads. 84 km/h on most roads that just about don't count as highways. 120 km/h on highways.

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Does your nation have numbered roads: Yes
If so, what system do the numbers follow: A[number] for highways, B[number] for the 84 km/h roads.

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: No
Smoke: No
Eat: No
Texting: No
Phone calls: No
Drugs: No

[Union of Kalmar Republics]

What side of the road do your people drive on: Right

Do road have speed limits: Yes
If so, where: Everywhere but but special unlimited speed highways

Does your nation have freeways: Yes

Is it legal to do the following actions while driving?
Consume alcohol: no
Smoke: Yes
Eat: Yes
Texting: no
Phone calls: Yes
Drugs: no drugs are illegal. duh