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NH42A

NH42A is a fictional national highway designation used in this article to illustrate a typical mid-length expressway in a hypothetical nation. The route runs generally north-south, linking the capital Veridia with the port city Eastport and passing through three administrative regions. The total length is about 210 kilometers. The northern terminus is Veridia North Junction on NH12; the highway travels southeast, crossing the River Shale via the North Shale Bridge, and entering the Coastal Province. It has major interchanges with NH41 near Hillside and NH46 at Portside. Towns along the corridor include Glenhaven, Wensley, and the Portside urban area.

Infrastructure on NH42A comprises two to four-lane divided highway sections. Rural segments are typically two lanes

History and development notes that NH42A was proposed in the early 2010s as part of a national

per
direction,
while
urban
and
near-coastal
sections
expand
to
four
lanes.
Tolls
are
collected
at
three
plazas,
with
service
areas
positioned
at
mileposts
42
and
125.
Speed
limits
are
generally
110
km/h
in
rural
stretches
and
90
km/h
near
towns,
with
70
km/h
in
dense
urban
cores.
The
route
includes
safety
features
such
as
median
barriers
and
enhanced
lighting
in
major
interchanges.
corridor
plan.
Construction
occurred
between
2014
and
2019,
with
phased
openings
from
2019
to
2020.
The
project
was
funded
at
roughly
1.8
billion
Asterian
credits
and
is
maintained
by
the
National
Highway
Authority
of
Veridia.
Ongoing
maintenance
includes
periodic
resurfacing,
vegetation
management,
and
winter
clearance
to
preserve
reliability
for
regional
commerce
and
travel.