N28

N28 refers to a road designation used in multiple national road networks, not a single universal route. In countries that assign N-prefix numbers to primary or secondary roads, the N28 usually denotes a route of regional importance—connecting towns, linking with motorways, or serving as a bypass for urban areas. The exact route, length, and classification are determined by the respective national or regional transport authorities and can change over time through road upgrades or reclassification.

Because numbering schemes vary by country, there is no single N28; each country has its own N28 road. Some jurisdictions use N for national or provincial highways, while others use N for non-motorway routes that supplement a separate motorway network. Characteristics of N28 roads may include two-lane or dual carriageway configurations, grade-separated interchanges at major junctions, and sections on rural or peri-urban terrain.

In practice, references to N28 usually appear in country-level maps and official documents. For travelers, the exact route can be found in the national road authority's route planning tools or current maps. See also N-numbered highways, Road numbering systems, and disambiguation pages for N28 in specific countries.