National Highways National Highways are main roads connecting East to West and

North to South of the Nation. These serve directly the greater portion of the
longer distance travel, provide consistently higher level of service in terms of
travel speeds, and bear the inter-community mobility. These roads shall be the main
arterial routes passing through the length and breadth of the country as a whole.
They are designated by letter �H? followed by a two-digit number. Feeder Roads
Feeder roads are important roads of localized nature. These serve the community's
wide interest and connect District Headquarters, Major economic centres, Tourism
centres to National Highways or other feeder roads. They are designated by letter
�F? followed by 3-digit number. District Roads District Roads are important roads
within a district serving areas of production and markets, and connecting with each
other or with the main highways.