National Route 408 is a significant highway in Australia, primarily located in the state of Queensland. It serves as a major connector between the Bruce Highway and various regional areas, facilitating the movement of goods and people across the region. The route is essential for local economies and provides access to several towns and communities. The highway spans approximately 100 kilometers and is known for its scenic landscapes, including rural and coastal views. It plays a crucial role in supporting tourism and agriculture, making it an important infrastructure asset for Queensland and its residents.