A85

A85 is a road designation used in several countries for major routes within national or regional road networks. The exact route, length, and status of the A85 vary by country, and the designation is not unique to a single road.

In the United Kingdom, the A85 refers to a primary road within Scotland. It is part of the country's system of A roads that connect towns and rural areas to larger motorways and other major routes. The road's configuration can include both single and dual carriageway sections, and it typically intersects with other primary routes and local roads.

In France, the A85 designation is used for an autoroute (motorway) within the national network. As with other French motorways, it is intended to provide high-capacity, limited-access travel between regions, though the specific alignment, construction status, and length can evolve with planning and development decisions.

Beyond the UK and France, other countries may assign the A85 label to different roads, reflecting the common practice of using alphanumeric codes to designate significant routes. The details—such as endpoints, major towns served, and toll or maintenance arrangements—are country- and region-specific.

If you are seeking information about a particular A85, including exact endpoints, historical changes, or current construction status, please specify the country or region so the entry can be tailored to that jurisdiction.