Transport in Iselande
Transport in Iselande is made up of multiple modalities in Iselande of the United Kingdom of Meckelnburgh that provide domestic services as well as road and rail connections to Lac Glacei and the rest of Meckelnburgh by air. Most of the transportation services in Iselande are publicly owned and operated.
Road
The first highways in Iselande were constructed under Jääland starting in 1686 AN. The highway connected Nurthaven in Lac Glacei to Hellistelli (now Fenixtune) via the Jääland Bridge. This route, Jääland Highway 1 (J1), remains by the same name on its original right of way to this day.
The Jääland Highway (J) system is now comprised of limited-access highways serving traffic between major cities. The highways are built with four lanes at 110 km/h. The second-tier Iselande Route (R) system provides regional road access to smaller cities and less-used corridors. The R-system includes primary (ending in "0") and special routes. The final road system managed countrywide is the Forest Route (F) system, including a select few high-trafficked rural roads.
Rail
Sea
Air
The primary air terminal in Iselande is in its largest city, Fenixtune, at Fenixtune International Airport (MBFX). The airport is served by Royal Meckelnburgh Airways. Domestic destinations from MBFX are the capital of Meckelnburgh, Alexandretta, the capital of Branniboria, Alexandrople, and a regional connector to the capital of Iselande, North Antrusburgh, at North Antrusburgh Regional Airport (MBAD). One international flight connects to the city of Mercury.
