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If the road has a number, use it in the Primary [[Street and City names|street name]] as follows: | If the road has a number, use it in the Primary [[Street and City names|street name]] as follows: | ||
<span style="background-color: #F9F9F9; padding: | If the road has a number, use it in the Primary [[Street and City names|street name]] as follows: <br> | ||
<span style="background-color: #F9F9F9; padding: 10px">Road number - street name</span> <br> | |||
* N14 - Liersebaan, Massenhoven, Belgium | * N14 - Liersebaan, Massenhoven, Belgium | ||
* N90 - Chaussée de Liège, Namur, Belgique | * N90 - Chaussée de Liège, Namur, Belgique |
Revision as of 09:48, 30 May 2020
We are currently updating the pages to include all regionally different guidelines. If you find inconsistencies, please refer to the English page. Thank you!
Major Highway
The Major Highways (MHs) are interconnecting roads for longer distances and/or with fast traffic. This road type is used for the primary routes traveling throughout the country, from one city to another.
Street | City | Speed | Lock |
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Naming
If the road has a number, use it in the Primary street name as follows:
If the road has a number, use it in the Primary street name as follows:
Road number - street name
- N14 - Liersebaan, Massenhoven, Belgium
- N90 - Chaussée de Liège, Namur, Belgique
- N7 - Rue de Colmar-Berg, Mersch, Luxembourg
Functional classification
Regional guidelines | ||
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Belgium | Brussels | Luxembourg |
N1 - N99 some R-Roads |
most PLUS roads (see details) |
N-Roads |