The A28 is a major road in the United Kingdom that connects the towns of Canterbury and Hastings. It runs through the counties of Kent and East Sussex, providing a vital link for local traffic and commerce. The road is approximately 50 miles long and is known for its scenic views, particularly as it passes through the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The A28 is primarily a single carriageway, with some sections featuring dual carriageway. It serves as an important route for both residents and tourists, facilitating access to various attractions, including historical sites and natural parks. The road is also significant for regional transport, connecting smaller roads and communities along its route.