C Roads are a classification of roads in the United Kingdom that are primarily used for local traffic. They are typically smaller than A and B roads and often connect rural areas to larger road networks. C Roads are maintained by local authorities and can vary in quality and surface type. These roads are important for accessing villages, farms, and other local destinations. They may not be as heavily trafficked as major roads, but they play a crucial role in the overall transportation system, facilitating movement within communities and supporting local economies.