Autostrade are high-speed highways in Italy designed for long-distance travel. They typically feature multiple lanes, limited access points, and are often toll roads. These roads facilitate efficient transportation of goods and people across the country. The Autostrade network is managed by various companies, with Autostrade per l'Italia being the most prominent. Drivers must pay tolls at designated booths, which help maintain the roads. The speed limit on most autostrade is generally 130 km/h (about 81 mph), promoting swift travel while ensuring safety.