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! Expressway
! Expressway
| High speed, high capacity inter-state roads, primarily used to travel between major cities.
| High speed, high capacity inter-state roads, primarily used to travel between major cities.
| [[File:Mercury expressway sign.png|150px]]<br>''White text on a dark blue background with white border'' || [[File:Mercury NSL sign.png|100px]]<br>''130 km/h'' || [[File:Mercury 85 kph sign.png|100px]]<br>''Grade separated from local roads''
| [[File:Mercury expressway sign.png|150px]]<br>''White text on a dark blue background with white border'' || {{Speed limit|130}}
| {{Speed limit|85}}
| 3 + ||{{Sports table red}}| No
| 3 + ||{{Sports table red}}| No
|-
|-
! Dual carriageways
! Dual carriageways
| High speed inter-city roads, used to travel between the expressway network and minor cities, or between two minor cities.
| High speed inter-city roads, used to travel between the expressway network and minor cities, or between two minor cities.
| [[File:Mercury dual carriageway sign.png|150px]]<br>''White text on a dark red background with white border'' || [[File:Mercury 115 kph sign.png|100px]] || [[File:Mercury 70 kph sign.png|100px]]
| [[File:Mercury dual carriageway sign.png|150px]]<br>''White text on a dark red background with white border'' || {{Speed limit|115}}
| {{Speed limit|70}}
| 2 &ndash; 3 ||{{Sports table yellow}}| Only on pavement
| 2 &ndash; 3 ||{{Sports table yellow}}| Only on pavement
|-
|-
! Carriageways
! Carriageways
| Medium speed inter-town roads, joining dual carriageways or minor cities to smaller towns.
| Medium speed inter-town roads, joining dual carriageways or minor cities to smaller towns.
| [[File:Mercury carriageway sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black text on a yellow background with black border'' || [[File:Mercury 100 kph sign.png|100px]] || [[File:Mercury 50 kph sign.png|100px]]
| [[File:Mercury carriageway sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black text on a yellow background with black border'' || {{Speed limit|100}}
| {{Speed limit|50}}
| 1 &ndash; 2 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
| 1 &ndash; 2 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
|-
|-
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| Low speed inner-city roads.
| Low speed inner-city roads.
| [[File:Mercury Road street sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black capitalised text indicating the street name on a white background with black border''
| [[File:Mercury Road street sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black capitalised text indicating the street name on a white background with black border''
| [[File:Mercury 50 kph sign.png|100px]]<br>''Not signed''
| {{Speed limit|50}}''Not signed''
| [[File:Mercury 50 kph sign.png|100px]]<br>''Not signed''
| {{Speed limit|50}}''Not signed''
| 1 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
| 1 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
|-
|-
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| Very low speed, low capacity inner-city roads.
| Very low speed, low capacity inner-city roads.
| [[File:Parliament Street sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black sentence case text indicating the street name on a white background with black border''
| [[File:Parliament Street sign.png|150px]]<br>''Black sentence case text indicating the street name on a white background with black border''
| [[File:Mercury 30 kph sign.png|100px]]
| {{Speed limit|30}}
| [[File:Mercury 30 kph sign.png|100px]]
| {{Speed limit|30}}
| 1 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
| 1 ||{{Sports table green}}| Yes
|}
|}

Revision as of 21:28, 4 September 2023

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The road network of Mercury is the system of roads in Mercury and its territories. Roads are classified according to capacity and purpose, and the rules governing each classification of road vary between types. Drivers of motor vehicles are required to gain a driving licence in order to use the road network.

Classification of roads

Mercury has five classifications of roads, each with differing rules governing their use. A network of "expressways" spans the nation as a whole, being connected to towns and cities via smaller "dual carriageways" and "carriageways". Within towns and cities, the main routes are classified as "byways" while other roads are deemed as "access roads".

Road type Description Example sign Speed limit
(maximum)
Speed limit
(residential)
Number of lanes
(each direction)
Pedestrians/cycles allowed
Expressway High speed, high capacity inter-state roads, primarily used to travel between major cities.
White text on a dark blue background with white border
130
85
3 + No
Dual carriageways High speed inter-city roads, used to travel between the expressway network and minor cities, or between two minor cities.
White text on a dark red background with white border
115
70
2 – 3 Only on pavement
Carriageways Medium speed inter-town roads, joining dual carriageways or minor cities to smaller towns.
Black text on a yellow background with black border
100
50
1 – 2 Yes
Byways Low speed inner-city roads.
Black capitalised text indicating the street name on a white background with black border
50
Not signed
50
Not signed
1 Yes
Access roads Very low speed, low capacity inner-city roads.
Black sentence case text indicating the street name on a white background with black border
30
30
1 Yes

Signage

Road markings

Regulations governing use