pääntien
Päätien refers to the primary road network in Finland, which serves as the backbone of the country’s transportation infrastructure. The term is derived from Finnish, where *pää* means "main" or "primary," and *tien* means "road." Päätien consists of a network of highways and major roads that connect Finland’s largest cities, regional centers, and key economic hubs, facilitating both domestic and international travel.
The Finnish road network is managed by the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (Liikennevirta), which oversees the
Päätien plays a vital role in Finland’s economy by supporting trade, tourism, and daily commuting. Many of
In addition to highways, päätien encompasses other essential routes, such as national roads (valtatiet) and regional