mention two differences between expressways and highways.
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A national highway is one that connects regions of one state to some place in another state. They are maintained by the Central Government unlike State highways (connecting regions within a single state) which are under the control of the State government.
Coming to the difference between highways and expressways:
• A highway is a generic term given to roadways that are used to connect important cities, and usually have 4 lanes to provide for high speed traffic.
• An expressway is a high speed road with partial access and extra facilities like access ramps and lane dividers. It may or may not be part of a highway.
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Coming to the difference between highways and expressways:
• A highway is a generic term given to roadways that are used to connect important cities, and usually have 4 lanes to provide for high speed traffic.
• An expressway is a high speed road with partial access and extra facilities like access ramps and lane dividers. It may or may not be part of a highway.
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Expressways
These are 6 or 8 lane highways divided in the middle by a wide divider. Mostly these are toll roads. The speed is restricted to 120 km/hr. Three or two wheel vehicles are not allowed.
Highways
These are long metalled roads connecting far away places. All vehicles are allowed.
These are 6 or 8 lane highways divided in the middle by a wide divider. Mostly these are toll roads. The speed is restricted to 120 km/hr. Three or two wheel vehicles are not allowed.
Highways
These are long metalled roads connecting far away places. All vehicles are allowed.
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