The Norwegian Highway System consists of a network of roads that connect cities, towns, and rural areas across Norway. It includes both national and county roads, with the national roads being the main routes for long-distance travel and transport. The system is designed to accommodate the country's diverse geography, featuring tunnels, bridges, and ferries to navigate its mountainous terrain and numerous fjords. In addition to facilitating transportation, the Norwegian Highway System emphasizes safety and environmental sustainability. Many roads are equipped with modern safety features, and there is a growing focus on integrating electric vehicles and public transport options. This approach aims to reduce emissions and promote efficient travel throughout the country.